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01.02.2021Community Engagement | CPRE | Design | England | federation of master builders | Local Government Association | national model design codes | office for place | place-making | Policy & Politics | RTPI | victoria hills
The RTPI has welcomed the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government’s (MHCLG) proposals to prioritise design and ensure that communities play a part in the process.
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14.01.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | Climate Change | climate crisis | CPRE | England | Environmental | Housing | nature crisis | planning for the future | Policy & Politics
For the planning system to have sustainable development at its core, legislation must be introduced to ensure it delivers equally on economic, social and environmental aims.
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23.11.2020affordable housing | Conservative MPs | CPRE | Economic Growth | Housing | local democracy | Policy & Politics | UK
The rebellion within the Conservative Party against government proposals to reform the planning system is mounting, with research showing that most Tory MPs oppose the changes.
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05.10.2020
Analysis by countryside charity CPRE suggests that the government’s proposed housing algorithm would not deliver the affordable homes that English communities need.
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03.08.2020
Reforms outlined by housing secretary Robert Jenrick have been broadly welcomed by the built environment industry, but they warn that quality must not be compromised.
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10.07.2020
A round-up of planning news in England: 4 July-10 July, 2020
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09.07.2020Climate Change | Coronavirus | CPRE | England | Environmental | green recovery | Infrastructure - Transport | Policy & Politics | Rural
Planning decision-makers should be held to account when it comes to compliance with the climate change duty, according to a new report.
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03.07.2020
A round-up of planning news in England: 27 June-3 July, 2020
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02.07.2020biodiversity | CPRE | diversity | Economic Growth | England | Environmental | green recovery | green space | Policy & Politics | Rural | rural economy
A countryside charity has called on the government to ensure that everyone has access to green space, after the early period of total lockdown to prevent the spread of Covid-19 highlighted the inequalities surrounding who has access to it.
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10.06.2020
More than two-thirds (71 per cent) of adults in England think that their local green space or nearby countryside could be enhanced.
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