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We may need to tweak - or even overhaul - our local decision-making system if we are to solve the housing shortage and get the sensible, well-planned development the nation needs, argues Louise-Brooke ...
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01.10.2013Development Management & Enforcement | Environmental assessment/ sustainability appraisal | International | SustainabilityAs the biennial Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting approaches, Clive Harridge, Secretary General of the Commonwealth Association of Planners, considers the critical role of planners in a...
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01.10.2013
Richard Blyth, RTPI Head of Policy Practice & Research, explains the role and value of the policy work the institute does and some of the key issues being tackled by our policy and advocacy...
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01.10.2013
Nikola works for the Royal Town Planning Institute Scotland
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01.10.2013You don’t have to invite politicians to expensive dinners to gain influence. RTPI President Dr Peter Geraghty reports on how the Institute works hard to have a say over the planning agenda across...
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01.10.2013
RTPI members discuss their career-changing decisions
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Reece Lemon explains how he would change the English planning system.
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A classic entry point into the profession for new planners is the graduate scheme, and many organisations offer their own variation on this. But what’s it like? We asked Owen Horrell, a principal planner with Pegasus Group, to tell us about his first steps into the profession
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Influence. It could be as weighty as changing national policy or as localised as being a good role model to junior staff in a local authority or small consultancy planning team.
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