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Collaboration, not confrontation, is the key to raising the quality of housing and earning the support of communities, says Sarah James.
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19.07.2019austerity | community control | Community Engagement | decentralisation | England | participation | Professional Development | UKIn an age of austerity and decentralisation, the planning profession must take the lead in giving people control over the development of their communities, argues Dai Larner
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18.07.2019Climate Change | England | Environmental | Infrastructure - Energy | Infrastructure - Green | Onshore wind farms | renewable energyThe government must take action on the public support of renewables, explains Michael Phillips.
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18.07.2019A Supreme Court ruling about the interpretation of planning permissions at a Streatham DIY store reinforces that clarity is essential when drafting, says Katherine Evans
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11.07.2019custom build | East Midlands | England | North West Leicestershire | planning appeal | Policy & Politics | self-buildAndy Moger MRTPI considers the importance of an appeal against a Leicestershire council that failed to demonstrate that the 133 single dwellings it had already approved met the legal definition of self-build...
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09.07.2019Campaigning & Advocacy | Community Infrastructure | diversity | England | inclusivity | LGBT | Planning OutAn LGBT+ place-making toolkit has been published to support the protection and development of LGBT+...
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Is there an ethical dimension to the application of smart city technologies? Simon Wicks considers new work by a past contributor to the planner that raises uncomfortable questions.
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Are use classes fit for purpose in the 21st century? Huw Morris considers the case for reform
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On the 50th anniversary of the landmark People and Planning report, Jeff Bishop goes in search of Skeffington in the modern-day planning landscape
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