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Who are the women working in and around planning who you think are having a positive impact - on individual planners, on planning policy and on the broader planning process?
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10.01.2020Business & Enterprise | canal | CCTV | Climate Change | Community Infrastructure | demolition | employment land | Environmental | Heritage | hospital | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | listed building | micro pub | paragraph 79 | Sports & Recreation | UK | Water & MarineA round-up of planning appeals: 4th January-10 January, 2020
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10.01.2020Got something original to say and a burning desire to tell your fellow planners?
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10.01.2020Development Management & Enforcement | England | HS2 | Plan Making - Master Planning | Policy & Politics | Right to Buy | South Oxfordshire District CouncilA round-up of planning news in England: 4 January-10 January, 2020
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10.01.2020burial grounds | car parking | Development Management & Enforcement | Elephant and Castle | high court | Housing | HS2 | Infrastructure - Energy | Infrastructure - Transport | Judicial review | Planning Law | planning prosecution | UK | wind turbinesA round-up of legal news: 4 January-10 January 2020
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10.01.2020A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 4 January-10 January, 2020
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Neighbourhood plans can become a cornerstone in the effort to build climate resilience into settlements and communities, says Dan Stone MRTPI
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The new RTPI president is an evangelist for engagement, her attitude informed by a panoply of professional and extracurricular activities. Martin Read finds out why listening matters to Sue Manns
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Public engagement has taken centre stage with reports from developers Grosvenor and Think Tank demos both highlighting a lack of trust and engagement in the local planning and development process. Dr David Janner Klausner considers solutions.
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