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Involving a wider range of people in discussions about place can generate better ideas for shaping and reshaping the villages, towns adn cities in which we live and work, says Kim Copper
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02.10.2019Community Engagement | community participation | community-led regeneration | England | Regeneration | Southmead Development TrustCommunity-led regeneration is challenging but rewarding – and it produces better outcomes. It's time to do more than just pay lip-service to participation, says Mike Fox
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30.09.2019Department for Economic Affairs | Economic Growth | infrastrcuture | Infrastructure - Energy | Infrastructure - Transport | regional growth | UKIs a 21st century Department for Economic Affairs the answer to the UK's infrastructure challenges and a solution to regional economic disparities? Andrew Silverman thinks it is
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24.09.2019Constantly shifting the goalposts of planning policy does no favours to planners or developers who are trying to hit government housebuilding targets, argues Joe Ridgeon
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20.09.2019With coastal areas under threat as a result of climate change, planners need to step up and use their skills and powers to protect the nation's coasts and coastal communities, says Andrew Coleman
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27.08.2019Lesser known and smaller than their charismatic cousins, the solitary bees need our help, says ecologist Rob Evans - and, as planners, you can provide it
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Poorly planned environments pose serious risk to physical and mental health, says cognitive neuroscientist Araceli Camargo – and, as she tells Catherine Early, she has the evidence to prove it
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After decades of decline, a multimillion-pound makeover of Spanish City has given renewed hope to Whitley Bay in North Tyneside, reports Rachel Masker.
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An overview of planning in the North East, looking at key planning themes, regional data, local plans and RTPI activities in the region.
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