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Going spare?

By Sir Peter Hall

24 October 2008

Surplus flats may soon be needed

Collective crunch

By Karen Buck

24 October 2008

The end of sneering at the public sector

Climate change measures hold the key to economic recovery

By Huw Morris

24 October 2008

Sometimes an idea gains common currency before its credentials are proven. So it is with the observation that the Mandarin symbol for "crisis" is a combination of the characters for danger and opportunity.

Fyson on ... the central role for an energy department ..

By Anthony Fyson

24 October 2008

The central role for an energy department in leading a green future and employment creation.

Gummer on ... time to leave trivia behind

By John Gummer

24 October 2008

The economic downturn should be a godsend for planners.

Bailout blues

By Richard Garlick

17 October 2008

Slim pickings on offer for 2011 spending round

Theory vs reality

By Sir Peter Hall

17 October 2008

Housing crisis is a textbook failure

Disjointed thinking

By Karen Buck

17 October 2008

The phrase "joined-up thinking" has been devalued by overuse. But, ten years after it became a commonly-used phrase, it remains the case that agencies with a shared aim frequently work at cross purposes with each other. Hell, different arms of the same agency work at cross purposes - all the time. No wonder we are all so stressed.

Planning strategy failure marks housing as ready for regulation

By Huw Morris

17 October 2008

The late lamented ten-year transport plan won as many plaudits for its vision and intent as brickbats for its damp squib delivery. Rather like an embarrassing relative, it was confined to a Whitehall attic to conveniently drop off the perch without anyone noticing. Since then there has been silence.