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The Planner is keeping track of the coronavirus (Covid-19) related policy changes and pledges as they arise. Below you can find links to our coverage and sources you might find useful.
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29.05.2020Development Management & Enforcement | listed buildings | Planning Law | supreme court | West MidlandsA listed buildings enforcement appeal inspector should have considered whether decorative urns were 'buildings' under a ruling by the Supreme Court on a five-year planning battle between a member of the public and Stratford-upon-Avon Council.
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29.05.2020A campaign has been launched to ensure music is at the heart of recovery and resilience plans in towns and cities around the world.
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29.05.2020Environmental lawyers are considering an appeal against the High Court’s rejection of their challenge to a development consent for the controversial Drax gas plant project.
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29.05.2020The RTPI and the Planning Officers Society (POS) have signed a concordat to promote planning over the next five years.
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29.05.2020Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has accepted that he approved a £1 billion housing development in east London unlawfully.
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In the first of three articles considering the impacts of the coronavirus on the way we plan our living environments, Simon Wicks asks whether a different approach to housing and public realm could provide greater resilience in a health crisis
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We talk a lot about participation in planning, and it takes many forms – but what about co-design – the principle of working equally with citizens on the design of buildings and places? Nicola Homer runs the rule over co-design in the UK
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A snapshot of planning in South West, looking at key planning themes, major projects, skills requirements and RTPI activities in the region
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