austerity
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28.02.2020austerity | brownfield | Community Infrastructure | Finance & Viability | golf | HDT | Housing | pub conversion | Regeneration | renewable energy | Rural | tall buildings | UK
A round-up of planning appeals: 22 February-28 February, 2020
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28.02.2020austerity | Community Infrastructure | Cymru | elderly care | food production | noise | odour | wales
A Carmarthenshire woman's plan to run a meals on wheels service from an outbuilding at her home to replace a service previously offered by the county council can go ahead, an inspector has ruled, citing the...
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09.12.2019austerity | Community Engagement | democracy | participation | Policy & Politics | Skeffington Report | UK
Amid widespread mistrust of the system, planners must find new ways to meaningfully re-engage the public, argues Gavin Parker
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30.10.2019austerity | community wealth building | England | Inclusive economy | Policy & Politics | Professional Development | Regeneration | Regeneration | West Midlands
Jenna Langford became 2019 RTPI Young Planner of the Year in no small part 'for assisting people to take up planning as a profesison through the Planning Futures programme'. Here she talks to Kieran Blaydes...
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19.07.2019austerity | community control | Community Engagement | decentralisation | England | participation | Professional Development | UK
In an age of austerity and decentralisation, the planning profession must take the lead in giving people control over the development of their communities, argues Dai Larner
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07.05.2019Alice Lester | austerity | Brent | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | England | London | Planner-interview | Regeneration
Alice Lester is newly promoted to director of regeneration, growth and employment for Brent, a London borough undergoing major renewal. She tells Huw Morris about planning in an age of austerity, why...
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23.01.2019austerity | Housing | Planning Law | Professional Development | public interest | Public sector planning | public service | UK
Local authority planning roles are diversifying, councils are delivering services in more innovative ways and borrowing caps have been lifted. are we seeing a reanimation of public sector planning in the UK...
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10.09.2018austerity | England | planning performance | Policy & Politics | Professional Development | public sector | resource cuts
Local authority planning is ‘in crisis’, says Sam Dewar. It needs a lot more support and understanding – from government, but also from the private sector.
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21.08.2017austerity | business rates | city regions | Devolution | England | Local Government Finance Bill | Policy & Politics | UK
With uncertainty around their powers to raise finance from business rates, city leaders are taking imaginative approaches to making money from their assets, says Andrew Carter
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20.04.2017austerity | Campaigning & Advocacy | cuts | gavin barwell | Housing White Paper | planning and politics | Policy & Politics | UK
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...
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