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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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05.12.2018Business & Enterprise | Economic Growth | England | high street | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | retail planning | UKWhat's gone wrong with high streets? The diagnosis is complex and the cure requires genuine place leadership, says Prof, Cathy Parker
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04.12.2018Although two-thirds of people surveyed by the Federation of Master Builders believe that there is a housing crisis, the solutions that its recent research suggests – such as building more granny flats, co-...
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04.12.2018In his final column for The Planner, the estimable Chris Shepley observes that change is in the air, and this is a good thing
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29.11.2018active travel | cycle paths | cycling | Infrastructure - Transport | National Cycle Network | sustainable transport | Sustrans | UKNew design principles will increase usage – and the economic benefits – of the National Cycle Network, says Will Haynes
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21.11.2018Installing an electric vehicle charger in every dwelling will not necessarily reduce the number of vehicles on our roads, according to Jason Horner
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A snapshot of planning in the South West, looking at key planning themes, major projects, skills requirements and RTPI activities in the region.
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Participatr is one of a number of online platforms shaking up planning consultation. and it’s built and operated by one man on a mission to bring more democracy to planning.
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The Planner’s Careers Survey found a strong awareness of the contemporary trends that are shaping the world for which planners plan. Simon Wicks asks what this means for the education of the 21st century planner.
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