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If we’re to build home and neighbourhoods that are resilient against the rigours of climate change, we need to alter so many of our design habits, argues Timothy Crawshaw
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02.01.2014
How can we achieve a significant upscale in house building?
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02.01.2014
For the sake of accountability all written material on an application should be available to all
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01.01.2014Gavin Parker, RTPI director of professional standards and chair of Planning Studies at the University of Reading, looks at the key issues facing planning education at a critical time...
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01.01.2014Joe Ridgeon is a planning consultant at George F White...
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01.01.2014
Tino Hernandez, RTPI Head of Communications, speaks to three Planning Aid staff about what it’s like to work for one of Europe’s leading community engagement organisations.
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A landmark case could reverse the narrowing of the definition of Gypsies, Roma and Travellers within planning policy. As we await the verdict, Matt Moody considers planning's complex relationship with people whose lives are rooted in nomadism
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HS2 has been criticised for its environmental impacts. But at least one approach to limiting – and mitigating – harm has received a thumbs-up from environmentalists
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As HS2’s Head of Planning, Paul Gilfedder juggles a myriad of challenges. He tells Huw Morris about working on the UK's biggest transport and regeneration project
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