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Rail service restoration tops Welsh Planning Awards list

12 December 2008

City regeneration and public art projects reflect the planner's diversity of skills, maintains Roisin Willmott.

Consultant member warned over indemnity insurance cover breach

12 December 2008

The RTPI's conduct and discipline panel has recently found a consultant member to be in breach of the code of professional conduct for failing to be insured against claims for breach of professional duty as a chartered town planner, in accordance with the compulsory professional indemnity insurance (PII) regulations.

Record project entries received for London Planning Awards

12 December 2008

This year's London Planning Awards have attracted the highest number of entrants since they began in 2003.

Events

12 December 2008

Environmental Impact Assessment - A Planner's Guide

Resolving spatial strategy conflicts

12 December 2008

Local authority planners' perception of a conflict in the parallel processes for setting development priorities is misplaced, Janice Morphet argues.

Film team confers star status on profession

12 December 2008

Filming The Planners are Coming offered a chance to dispel myths and show how council application decisions are reached, Alan Southerby relates.

Northern Ireland's reforms prompt move for planning roles education

12 December 2008

Along with the most radical change in local government for more than 30 years a more streamlined planning system aims to cut bureaucracy and involve politicians and the community in the process, explains Brian Sore.

Workshop puts design score proposal through its paces

5 December 2008

Quality assessments have the potential to improve community engagement, discovers Sandra Newton.

Planning enforcement conference stresses case for specialists

5 December 2008

Delegates at the annual National Association for Planning Enforcement conference have criticised the role of generic enforcement teams in local authorities.