England
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23.11.2020Coronavirus | Demographics & Population Growth | Economic Growth | England | homelessness | Housing | Local Government Association | social housing
Council housing waiting lists in England could nearly double to two million households next year because of the economic impact of Covid-19.
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23.11.2020Campaigning & Advocacy | England | Environmental | high court | permitted development rights | Planning Law | Rights: Community: Action
The campaign group that unsuccessfully applied for a judicial review of government changes to permitted development rights (PDRs) has pledged to appeal against the High Court’s ruling.
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20.11.2020biodiversity | Climate Change | England | RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence | York Central | zonal planning
A round-up of planning news in England: 14 November-20 November, 2020
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19.11.2020
Mole Valley District Council has granted planning permission for 214 build-to-rent homes, subject to conditions and a section 106 agreement.
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19.11.2020
Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has published the long-awaited social housing white paper for England, which seeks to raise the standards of landlords and ensure every home is safe and secure.
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19.11.2020
Design guides and codes are generally supported by built environment organisations, but questions remain about how prescriptive they would be and the extent to which local authorities will be sufficiently resourced in order to deliver local codes.
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18.11.2020Community Engagement | England | planning for the future | Planning Portal | Policy & Politics | RTPI | victoria hills | zonal planning | zoning
Moving to a zonal planning system and frontloading community engagement will be cultural changes for England’s planning system, says RTPI chief executive Victoria Hills.
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17.11.2020Community Engagement | digital | England | Planing for the Future | Planning reform | Technology | white paper
The planning white paper makes much of the potential of digital engagement. But we mustn't abandon face-to-face consultation, says Silvia Lazzerini
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17.11.2020
Should the biodiversity net gain system be focusing more explicitly on supporting human wellbeing? Is biodiversity recovery best served by working on individual sites or at a larger, more strategic scale? To what extent can the biodiversity net gain system contribute to nature recovery on a...
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17.11.2020Climate Change | climate crisis | England | liverpool city region | Liverpool City Region Combined Authority | Policy & Politics | RTPI | strategic planning
The RTPI has spoken about how planning needs to address the climate crisis ‘full on’ with authorities working together across boundaries.
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