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Involving a wider range of people in discussions about place can generate better ideas for shaping and reshaping the villages, towns adn cities in which we live and work, says Kim Copper
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08.11.2019Good design is paramount in planning, says Joe Ridgeon, and should be a key priority of the next government
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08.11.2019Environmental | Green Belt | Infrastructure - Green | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | South West | west of england joint spatial planMartin Jones argues for a fresh approach to planning through the West of England's Joint Spatial Plan
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06.11.2019Flexibility in planning is essential to maintain vibrant places where people want to live, work and visit, says Nicola Crowley.
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31.10.2019If we want more vibrant places served by integrated, sustainable transport, then we need to celebrate the developments that deliver this. A new award does exactly that, says Jenny Raggett of Transport for...
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30.10.2019car-free cities | Climate Change | climate change | Infrastructure - Transport | North East | sustainable transport | Transport | UKThe threat of climate change is clearer than ever before, with air pollution a direct contributor that is causing a severe impact on human health, explains Patrick Johnston.
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Poorly planned environments pose serious risk to physical and mental health, says cognitive neuroscientist Araceli Camargo – and, as she tells Catherine Early, she has the evidence to prove it
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After decades of decline, a multimillion-pound makeover of Spanish City has given renewed hope to Whitley Bay in North Tyneside, reports Rachel Masker.
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An overview of planning in the North East, looking at key planning themes, regional data, local plans and RTPI activities in the region.
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