Campaigning & Advocacy
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16.03.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | Cheshire | falmouth | Housing | human rights | International | Oxford | Oxford Cambridge arc | RTPI Awards for Research Excellence | Slough | UK | Welsh Government
A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 16 March, 2021
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16.03.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | International | RTPI | Sustainability | UK | UN Sustainable Development Goals | urban planning
The RTPI has launched a strategy that seeks to raise the profile of urban planning as a ‘pivotal’ issue in the global policy to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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08.03.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | equality | gender bias | gender sensitive planning | Internaitonal Women's Day | Policy & Politics | RTPI | UK | women in planning
Urban planning policies that are sensitive to gender-specific needs should be implemented into all policy, legislative and decision-making practices, suggests newly published research.
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08.03.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | International | international women's day | Professional Development | Women of Influence
Who are the women working in and around planning who have had an impact over the past year - a year of Covid-19, of planning reform, of growing awareness of the relationship between health,...
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08.03.2021BAME Planners Network | Campaigning & Advocacy | diversity | equality | inclusion | Neurodiversity in Planning | Professional Development | UK
Sue Manns’ experience of being RTPI President has been unlike any other’s. But a year of Covid has been profoundly enlightening when it comes to understanding the strengths and weaknesses of our places and...
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03.03.2021autism | Campaigning & Advocacy | diversity | dyspraxia | Health | Housing | inclusion | Neurodiversity | UK
Slowly but surely, the world is catching on to neurodiversity. Huw Morris looks at how planners can help and be helped
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01.03.2021
The Quality of Life Foundation has launched a framework that seeks to address the changes that the development industry can make to make sure that homes are ‘acquired, planned, constructed and managed to actively provide a better quality of life for everyone’.
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01.03.2021
Black Lives Matter and the Covid-19 pandemic have raised awareness of the damage that inequality does to society. Planning must take note, Helen Fadipe tells Simon Wicks
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22.02.2021air pollution | Campaigning & Advocacy | climate crisis | green space | Manchester City Council | North West | Planning Law
Trees Not Cars has won a judicial review against Manchester City Council over plans for a 440-space car park next to the city centre’s only primary school.
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18.02.2021
George McDonic MBE FRTPI passed away on 14 February 2021.
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