Campaigning & Advocacy

Planning must get over its anxieties about numbers and address economy head-on if it wants to be taken seriously as a contributor to economic growth and wellbeing, argues the RTPI's deputy head of policy...

Organisers may have to pay £1,800 to hire temporary toilets for future charity events at a rural location in Flintshire, North Wales, after an inspector ruled that a permanent toilet block constituted...

In the final part of our series looking at the relationship between contemporary planning and politics, David Blackman finds planning at a crossroads — but with a swell of voices anticipating its...