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28.03.2019

Louise Brooke-Smith

Brexit | Economic Growth | economics | Housing | permitted development | Policy & Politics | UK

Louise Brooke-Smith highlights how the unforeseen consequences of political plans can leave planners (and others) picking up the pieces.
Convention 2018: The state of the nation - Lord Kerslake

30.07.2018

The Planner

Campaigning & Advocacy | Convention2018 | Economic Growth | economics | Housing | Lord Kerslake | UK

The fall in social housing due to the Right to Buy shows ‘one for one’ isn’t working
If you like planning, put a number on it

14.06.2017

Dr Mike Harris

Campaigning & Advocacy | Economic Growth | economics | mixed economy | UK | Value of planing

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...
RTPI reports call for greater emphasis on planning's economic worth

18.06.2014

Sam Waddicor

economics | Finance & Viability | Infrastructure | planning | RTPI | Social infrastructure | UK | value

The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) has released two new research papers looking at the economic value of planning and how that value can be maximised.