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Regeneration of former industrial areas can be a platform for raising the opportunities and living standards of people who have been hit hardest by industrial decline.
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24.10.2019Campaigning & Advocacy | humanitarian | International | Olafiyin Taiwo | Sustainability | sustainable urbanisationOlafiyin Taiwo believes that achieving a better quality of life for all in an urbanising world is only possible with effective planning processes
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16.10.2019Trees are a vital contributor to functioning ecosystems and healthy, attractive places. As such they are afforded protections in law. Victoria Bankes-Price outlines when you can - and can't - cut...
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14.10.2019Campaigning & Advocacy | child friendly planning | children's rights | Community Engagement | North East | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | UK | YES PlanningYoung people have much to offer planning processes, argues Teresa Strachan. It's time for planners to start taking proper notice
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08.10.2019cartography | Demographics & Population Growth | International | mapping | maps | Plan Making - Spatial PlanningIf the Oxford English Dictionary acknowledged the word ‘cartophile’ that is indeed what Louise Brooke-Smith would be. Here, she applies her lifelong love of maps to the UK’s future...
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02.10.2019ClientEarth | Climate Change | climate change adaptation | Committee on Climate Change | England | Environmental | Legal | Planning Law | Policy & Politics | resilienceEnvironmental law charity ClientEarth has written to 100 local authorities in England urging them to set robust local carbon targets. Sam Hunter Jones outlines the rationale behind this move
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The noise of cities has been proved to be bad for our health, but what can we do about it, aside from trying to shut it out? Richard Cope and Dr Yiying Hao put the case for creating and embracing sounds that contribute to wellbeing
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Young people have plenty to offer planners and developer when considering new regeneration and development plans, says Matt Bell
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Property and planning is in Mark Prisk's DNA. The outgoing chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Housing and Planning tells Huw Morris that politicians need to bridge the political divide to ensure the quantity and quality of future homes
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