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Latest government statistics reveal that enforcement teams are maintaining the integrity of the planning system, although much of their work is in the background. Huw Morris reports
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19.08.2014Councils across England will be able to bid for a share of £200 million to build new homes on brownfield sites, housing and planning minister Brandon Lewis has announced.
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18.08.2014American Adventure | Community Engagement | Development Management & Enforcement | Ebbsfleet | England | InfrastructureA summary of planning news in England: August 12-18
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18.08.2014decisions | Development Management & Enforcement | Finance & Viability | Legal | legal disputes | planning | UKA summary of the week's legal news: August 12-18
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18.08.2014Buttercup Farm Park | Community Engagement | Development Management & Enforcement | dry ski slope | Scotland | Social infrastructureA summary of planning news in Scotland: August 12-18
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18.08.2014About 70 per cent of vacant shops in a third of Scotland’s cities and towns have remained empty for more than a year, according to a report.
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An overview of planning in the East Midlands, looking at key planning themes, regional data, local plans and RTPI activities in the region.
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A groundbreaking civic crowdfunding initiative in Plymouth won this year’s Silver Jubilee Cup at the RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence. Rachel Masker looks at the pioneering project
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Would a greater say for planners in the design of buildings lead to higher well-being standards – or just add another layer of complexity? Matt Moody considers the intersection of planning, design and well-being.
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