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‘What do you want to be when you grow up?’ It’s the perennial question that all youngsters are asked at some stage by well-meaning relatives, says Louise Brooke-Smith
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20.02.2020Planners should remove the barriers between different specialisms to make planning more inclusive, says Alexandra Egge.
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19.02.2020The RTPI is working hard to identify, engage and educate the next generation of planners, says Andrew Close
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10.02.2020The Planning Inspectorate’s implementation of recommendations from the Rosewell review may have unintended consequences, says Stuart Andrews
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07.02.2020Ian Tant, newly immediate past president of the RTPI, considers the importance of one particular theme emerging from his 12 months in office.
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07.02.2020Economic Growth | England | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Planning reform | Policy & Politics | Policy Exchange | zoningA recent Policy Exchange report into planning reform envisages a zonal planning system in which development decisions bypass elected members and council officers. Will this lead to quicker and better...
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What does The Planner’s 2020 Careers Survey tell us about planners' attitudes towards the training and development opportunities their employers provide? Simon Wicks takes a look.
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In Orkney, a collection of islands just off the north-east coast of Great Britain, the sea is an inescapable fact of life that shapes almost every aspect of island activity.
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The end goal of many a career in planning is to head a local authority planning team. Huw Morris finds out what being a chief planner involves.
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