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There's plenty of talk about the benefits of compact cities, but where's the evidence?
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28.03.2019city leadership | Design | Economic Growth | England | long-term planning | One city plan | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood'One City Planning', pioneered in the United States, offers a route to long-term planning that is fair, transparent and inclusive, argues Robin Hambleton
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18.03.2019The evidence suggests that planning is facing a challenge with attracting and retaining planners. This needs to be addressed now, says Peter Geraghty
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15.03.2019change of use | England | Planning Law | Policy & Politics | Technology | Use class orders | Use classesThere’s a growing case for a reconsideration of use classes amid changing shopping, working and leisure...
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14.03.2019Employers should hire individuals based on ability not their ethnic background, argues Richard Douglas
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14.03.2019The rules for compulsory purchase are labyrinthine and can often be unfair, as is being demonstrated by the HS2 scheme. But a sense of fairness is vital for the system to work, says David Mundy
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A groundbreaking civic crowdfunding initiative in Plymouth won this year’s Silver Jubilee Cup at the RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence. Rachel Masker looks at the pioneering project
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Would a greater say for planners in the design of buildings lead to higher well-being standards – or just add another layer of complexity? Matt Moody considers the intersection of planning, design and well-being.
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Vishaan Chakrabarti tells Francesca Perry how successful urban renewal starts with a principle of equality and a close reading of the city as it is
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