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When it finally came, many wondered what all the fuss had been about.
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19.09.2018Prime Minister Theresa May has announced £2 billion in funding for housing associations in an bid to give them the ‘long-term certainty’ they need to have a ‘central’ role in helping to address the housing crisis.
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19.09.2018centre for progressive policy | England | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | land | land value | land value capture | National Housing FederationLandowners in England profited more than the global profits of Amazon, McDonald’s and Coca-Cola combined – more than £13 billion in 2016/17, according to the Centre for Progressive Policy and the National Housing Federation (NHF).
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19.09.2018Economic Growth | Newcastle University | North East | North West | Northern powerhouse | peter brett associates | place | RTPIThe RTPI says a pan-Northern approach, with infrastructure investments that improve quality of life, is required if the Northern Powerhouse is to work better for places and people.
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18.09.2018The institute has announced that it is now accepting nominations for the 2019 Awards for Planning Excellence.
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18.09.2018community housing | Development Management & Enforcement | dover district council | Liberal Democrats | Regeneration | UKA round-up of planning news: Tuesday 18 September, 2018
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A snapshot of planning in the South East, looking at key planning themes, major projects, skills requirements and RTPI activities in the region.
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Plan Your Brisbane was a community engagement exercise by Australia’s largest local government that ‘gamified’ planning to make it accessible. Dyan Currie, Brisbane’s chief planner, explains how it worked.
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Research suggests that health outcomes are strongly linked to income inequality, and reinforced by quality of place. So, Hugh Barton asks, are the spatial planning decisions we make bad for our health?
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