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Like Nostradamus, planners are compelled to predict the future. But how accurate have their predictions been over the last 50 years; and how accurate will Louise Brooke-Smith's prove over the next 50?...
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27.08.2019Lesser known and smaller than their charismatic cousins, the solitary bees need our help, says ecologist Rob Evans - and, as planners, you can provide it
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22.08.2019Planner Charlotte Orrell believes that the ‘PlanTech’ revolution isn’t a fad – it’s happening right now, and it’s here to stay
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22.08.2019Neighbourhood planning brings many benefits to local communities, says Tony Burton
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19.08.2019England | Environmental | Green Belt | Housing | housing deliverability | Infrastructure - Green | planning guidance | Policy & PoliticsNew guidance on green belt approvals could speed development in some ways, slow it in others, argues Amanda Brodie. Meanwhile, a hardening of proof required to show deliverability is unlikely to have the...
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15.08.2019Community Engagement | consultation | Design | England | placemaking | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Regeneration | Sutton WayKate Stewart argues for the need for people's voices to be heard in the planning process.
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By most measures, the environment and biodiversity are struggling in the face of a pro-growth agenda. Huw Morris considers a ‘lost decade’ for planning.
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Welcome to the regions – our gateway to discovering what's happening in each of the RTPI's regions.
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Seventy years since the act that brought them into being, some question whether the UK’s national parks are living up to their founding principles. Matt Moody asks: Are national parks fit for purpose?
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