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Institute resets agenda on housing with seminal report
10 August 2007
The RTPI's investigation of housing land supply has won plenty of media coverage, writes Andrew Kliman.
Legislation finds place for RTPI view
10 August 2007
It is not just the skies that have been inundating us recently but the flood of government proposals on the planning front, Rynd Smith observes.
Planning white paper poses as many questions as it presents solutions
15 June 2007
The RTPI will have to build on the foundations it has already laid through working with the DCLG to influence the future direction of planning in the light of the recent white paper on the sector, maintains Jim Claydon.
Report on effective practice in spatial planning set for launch
18 May 2007
Report on effective practice in spatial planning set for launch
White paper sets old-time goals
4 May 2007
For once, the forthcoming white paper on English planning recognises that there is more to merry England than London, says Kelvin MacDonald.
Producing a satisfactory planning white paper takes patience and time
27 April 2007
Scotland's latest planning reforms show that speed is not always of the essence and demonstrate that not rushing things results in the community being properly represented and not excluded, says Rynd Smith.
Planning system needs to convince public of the merits of participation
20 April 2007
For all the preparation that goes into producing plans at every level it is difficult to secure public participation until the final stages of the process and their objections can scupper all the hard work, laments John Acres.
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