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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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17.01.2020Nichola Mallon | Northern Ireland | Policy & Politics | Roisin Willmott | RTPI Northern Ireland | StormontNorthern Ireland’s new power-sharing government, back in business at Stormont after a three-year hiatus, has been urged by RTPI Northern Ireland to show more political support for planning.
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17.01.2020Ambitious proposals to develop a large area of publicly owned brownfield land in Limerick city centre, which include up to 10,000 new homes, have made significant progress.
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17.01.2020Scottish ministers have decided to develop and publish a strategy that aims to maximise the full economic potential of the River Clyde.
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17.01.2020A direction has come into force that requires local planning authorities in Wales to refer certain applications for major residential development to ministers so they can decide whether to call them in for determination.
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17.01.2020Cardiff | Cardiff City Council | Climate Change | congestion | Cymru | Infrastructure - Transport | tramsA £2 billion blueprint designed to transform Cardiff and South East Wales’s transport network has been unveiled by Cardiff City Council.
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Could a proposal for a development corporation to deliver the Oxford-Cambridge arc lead to a new age of such bodies managing largescale developments? Mark Smulian wonders where local authorities fit into the mix
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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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