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Transport has overtaken energy as the UK's biggest source of carbon emissions. Cities must urgently view transport, energy and decarbonisation of the built environment as related fields challenges, says...
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16.01.2020As the RTPI celebrates the 60th anniversary of its Royal Charter, Clifford Smith CBE FRTPI Rtd tells us about his life in planning
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16.01.2020Community Engagement | conservation | England | Environmental | everyday heritage | Health | Heritage | National Trust | Plan Making - Local & NeighbourhoodHeritage, in the broadest sense, encompasses so much more than listed buildings, says Karin Taylor. In order to conserve 'everyday' heritage, we need to listen to communities
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16.01.2020They say that the revolution’s near – but to Louise Brooke-Smith it seems it’s all just a little bit of history repeating itself
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09.01.2020The way we think about landscape is stuck in the mid 20th-century, argues David Jacques. It's time for a wholesale rethink of our systems of designation and valuation
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02.01.2020The draft London Plan’s examination in public raised awkward questions about its blanket ban on green belt development, writes Martha Grekos
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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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