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Regeneration of former industrial areas can be a platform for raising the opportunities and living standards of people who have been hit hardest by industrial decline.
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14.08.2019building design | Co-housing | communal living | Demographics & Population Growth | Housing | Policy & Politics | Social inclusion | UKA policy focus on social inclusion will change the way that homes, workplaces and public buildings are designed, says Andrew Silverman
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09.08.2019NPF | Planing (Scotland) Bill | Planning Law | Policy & Politics | Scotland | Scottish planning reformThe debate about planning reform in Scotland has raised awareness of what planning can deliver, says David Leslie. In order to do so, everyone with stake in the planning process must come together to make...
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07.08.2019Environmental | Housing | Nostradamus | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | predictions | the future | UKLike Nostradamus, planners are compelled to predict the future. But how accurate have their predictions been over the last 50 years; and how accurate will Louise Brooke-Smith's prove over the next 50?...
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25.07.2019biodiversity | England | Environment Bill | Environmental | Legal landscape | net gain | Planning LawThe draft Environment (Principles and Governance) Bill’s approach to biodiversity net gain could have unintended consequences, says Paul Wakefield.
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23.07.2019beekeeping | bees | biodiversity | Department for the Environment Food & Rural Affairs | Environmental | Health | honeybees | UKIt's become somewhat fashionable to support urban biodiversity by keeping honeybees on rooftops, terraces and city gardens. But urban beekeeping may be doing more harm than good, argues Phil Stevenson...
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The noise of cities has been proved to be bad for our health, but what can we do about it, aside from trying to shut it out? Richard Cope and Dr Yiying Hao put the case for creating and embracing sounds that contribute to wellbeing
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Young people have plenty to offer planners and developer when considering new regeneration and development plans, says Matt Bell
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Property and planning is in Mark Prisk's DNA. The outgoing chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Housing and Planning tells Huw Morris that politicians need to bridge the political divide to ensure the quantity and quality of future homes
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