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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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13.06.2019The Mayor of London’s office has granted planning approval for four cultural and education buildings at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, as well as up to 600 homes.
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13.06.2019The planning system is ‘too rigid’ to support modern methods of construction (MMC) to create the homes the nation needs, says a report by construction consultant Arup.
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13.06.2019kevin stewart | Planning (Scotland) Bill | Policy & Politics | RTPI Scotland | Scotland | spatial planningA total of 223 amendments to the Planning (Scotland) Bill have been tabled ahead of stage 3 in the Scottish Parliament next week. Here, The Planner looks at just a few of them.
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12.06.2019There is a 50 per cent divergence in planning approval rates across the planning committees at London boroughs, suggests a consultant’s report.
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12.06.2019Climate Change | Cymru | Environmental | Friends of the Earth | lesley griffiths | RenewableUK | theresa may | UKPrime Minister Theresa May has pledged the UK to eradicating its net contribution to climate change by 2050.
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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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Vishaan Chakrabarti tells Francesca Perry how successful urban renewal starts with a principle of equality and a close reading of the city as it is
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