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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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20.12.2019The final version of the London Plan leaves unanswered questions about how the mayor intends to meet London's projected housing need, says Tom Davies
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20.12.2019Car parks take up enough space for at least 350,000 homes in the UK. Dr Ashley Hayden Is getting rid of some to free up space while promoting sustainable transport a solution to the UK's housing shortage?...
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19.12.2019Cymru | National Development Framework | NDF | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | Policy & Politics | Well-being of Future GenerationsThe National Development Framework in Wales heralds the return of spatial planing with 'bite', says Roisin Willmott
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17.12.2019New licensing to protect great crested newts could be “win-win” for developers and biodiversity, says Louisa Jones, head of ecology at Pro Vision.
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17.12.2019Demographics & Population Growth | England | Green Belt | Housing | housing need assessment | Policy & PoliticsDo the latest national household growth projections mean we're in danger of building too many homes, not too few? Fergus Charlton weighs up the possiblities
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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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