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Scotland round-up: Mixed-use complex set to expand Scottish capital’s financial district; Glasgow co-living plans submitted

09.03.2018

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Scotland: 3 March-9 March, 2018

Wales round-up: New student village scheme mooted for Swansea waterfront; Merthyr Tydfil demolition proposals

09.03.2018

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Wales: 3 March-9 March, 2018

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Report: Safety fears tend to forestall women’s journeys in cities

07.03.2018

Laura Edgar

Walking and cycling charity Sustrans has called for equal representation in transport planning and delivery to help address the low number of women who travel actively in the UK.

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Khan’s transport strategy to be published in ‘coming weeks’

28.02.2018

Laura Edgar

The Mayor of London has presented his Transport Strategy to the London Assembly, as he looks to improve transport across the city.

News analysis: Physical activity and place

12.02.2018

Laura Edgar

“We have got it all wrong.” That’s what Dr William Bird, CEO and founder of Intelligent Health, told attendees at the annual RTPI and Transport Planning Society (TPS) conference – ‘...

Khan announces six new cycle routes

30.01.2018

Laura Edgar

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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has revealed that design work is to begin immediately on six new cycle routes.

News in brief: Government rebrands DCLG; Council makes affordable housing key for Holloway Prison site

09.01.2018

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 9 January, 2018

Call for £1.5bn for walking and cycling in Greater Manchester

18.12.2017

Laura Edgar

Chris Boardman, Greater Manchester’s cycling and walking commissioner, has recommended that a £1.5 billion infrastructure fund should be established to help deliver walking and cycling infrastructure across the city region.

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VeloCity wins NIC competition for development of Cambridge-Oxford arc

11.12.2017

Laura Edgar

The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) and Malcolm Reading Consultants (MRC) have announced the all-female VeloCity team as winners of its ‘Cambridge to Oxford Connection: Ideas Competition’.

England round-up: Dover AONB homes stopped by Supreme Court; Construction industry issues warning on access to EU workers post-Brexit

08.12.2017

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news in England: 2 December-8 December, 2017

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