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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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07.05.2019Environmentalists remain concerned about the government's biodiversity net gain proposals, writes Dr Des Purdy.
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02.05.2019The drive to meet housebuilding targets need to be integrated into a broader conversation about the regeneration of communities, argues Tim Reade
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02.05.2019Campaigning & Advocacy | England | Finance & Viability | government cuts | housebuilding | Housing | Letwin Review | resourcingIf planning is to help solve the housing crisis - and serve the public interest - it needs to be properly resourced, argues Andrew Taylor
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01.05.2019Developers should explore all ofther options for working alongisde wildlife before resorting to the controversial practice of netting, says Dr David Smith
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01.05.2019How is the high street to survive in the age of online shopping? Perhaps the future of our town centres can be secured with a return to past principles, says Louise Brooke-Smith.
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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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