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Four years since inception, is Northern Ireland's decentralised planning system working, for planners, developers and citizens? It's a slow learning process, argues Emma Walker.
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13.02.2019The path towards greater diversity in the built environment needs to be trodden by those who sit firmly in the mainstream, too, says Oli Pinch
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13.02.2019Business & Enterprise | Campaigning & Advocacy | Careers in planning | careers month 2019 | Pegasus Group | Professional Development | recruitment | UKAs our Careers Survey revealed, there is concern about how the planning profession will attract and recruit new ...
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11.02.2019Why is a planning career worthwhile? Because it makes a positive difference to people's lives, says England's chief planner Steve Quartermain
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07.02.2019Careers | careers month 2019 | North West | Professional Development | Regeneration | UK | young peopleHow do we interest young people in careers in planning and property? One Manchester-based initiative is breaking new ground, says Judi Greenwood
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06.02.2019We’re told that housing in isolated rural locations is not sustainable. But NPPF2 has no definition of ‘isolated’ and courts advise a pragmatic approach to rural housing consent, says Bernadette Hillman....
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Whatever its pros and cons, ‘micro-living’ is happening, out of lifestyle choice or necessity. And it's being created at grassroots level from self-build schemes, right up to large projects backed by investors and developers, says Serena Ralston
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#Plantech has tended to focus on intelligent data gathering and sorting, but what about the fundamental processes that drive planning? Simon Wicks finds out about Motif, workflow software for planners, and planners alone.
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This month sees the merging of council planning departments in Dorset, Somerset and Suffolk. Mark Smulian reports on the logic behind municipal unification.
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