wellbeing
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01.07.2021Humans have multiple needs from homes and neighbourhoods, says Eiluned Morgan - why aren't we desiging to those needs as a matter of course?
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04.06.2021Are we looking forward to a summer in the sun with friends and family, sipping sangria by the Med? Or will that be the Solent, if Europe is still a no-go zone and Covid-19 continues to pop up in flashpoints...
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20.04.2021Business & Enterprise | covid-19 | Health | healthy workplace | mentoring | Professional Development | UK | wellbeingEmma Foster considers what the Covid experience has told us about the ways in which we need to work – and how mentoring can help prepare built environment professionals for a return to workplaces that are...
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01.03.2021The Quality of Life Foundation has launched a framework that seeks to address the changes that the development industry can make to make sure that homes are ‘acquired, planned, constructed and managed to actively provide a better quality of life for everyone’.
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10.02.2021Covid-19 has ruthlessly exposed health inequalities relating to place. Planners have the tools to address these, argues Michael Chang
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02.02.2021Planners are aware of the potential of planning to deliver better public health outcomes, Simon Wicks reports – but sceptical about whether the political will exists to enable this
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02.02.2021It's been a stressful year for everyone - including planners, as our annual Careers Survey revealed
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15.12.2020England | planning manifesto | Policy & Politics | Professional Development | Steve Quartermain | TCPA | wellbeingSoon after becoming England’s chief planner, Steve Quartermain attended the launch of a land use report produced by the Government Office for Science. One thing that people want from the planning system, it was agreed, was to be happy.
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25.11.2020Record Breakers was a fabulous TV programme when I was growing up, writes Louise Brooke-Smith. The sheer infectious energy that Roy Castle brought to millions of viewers from the early 1970s...
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16.11.202020-minute neighbourhoods | Health | placemaking | Policy & Politics | RTPI Scotland | Scotland | scottish planner live | wellbeingLaura Edgar and Matt Moody report from the Scottish Planner Live, which considered how to embed place and health in development plan policy.
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