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There's plenty of talk about the benefits of compact cities, but where's the evidence?
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03.06.2019Neighbourhood planning can facilitate discussions on climate change, says Daniel Stone
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03.06.2019Poor waste management services in the developing world affect all of us, says Zoë Lenkiewicz
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31.05.2019Despite the drive towards a greater appreciation of ecological impacts when making plans and planning decisions, too few planners have the knowledge they need to confidently make decisions about...
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31.05.2019It's common sense to properly cost proposals before consulting on them and putting applications together, notes Louise Brooke-Smith. So why don't we consistently do that?
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17.05.2019Chief planning officer Helen Martin offers her thoughts on the RTPI's recent Future Chief Planner initiative
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Would a greater say for planners in the design of buildings lead to higher well-being standards – or just add another layer of complexity? Matt Moody considers the intersection of planning, design and well-being.
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Vishaan Chakrabarti tells Francesca Perry how successful urban renewal starts with a principle of equality and a close reading of the city as it is
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Glasgow once owed its prosperity to the River Clyde and the industries it spawned and supported. Simon Wicks wonders where the river fits now into a city – and region – that is trying to reinvent itself for the 21st century
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