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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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31.05.2019It's common sense to properly cost proposals before consulting on them and putting applications together, notes Louise Brooke-Smith. So why don't we consistently do that?
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17.05.2019Chief planning officer Helen Martin offers her thoughts on the RTPI's recent Future Chief Planner initiative
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17.05.2019Aimee Stimpson discusses why planners and health care professionals need to work together to create healthy places for people to live
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14.05.2019England | Housing | Milton Keynes | new towns | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | Public Realm | TCPAWhen building new towns we must learn from the lessons from the past, says Katy Lock.
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07.05.2019Local authorities promising to exceed the statutory minimum of consultation can find themselves penalised if they fail to meet their promise. So should they just do the bare minimum? Constanze Bell says...
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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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