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Go on, shape the world around you

18 July 2008

London representative on the Young Planners' Network steering group Laura Smith talks to Joanna Hooper about her job and experiences.

Planning Aid Wales asks the questions at Cardiff quiz

18 July 2008

More than 80 young planners descended on Cardiff Rugby Club for the regular quiz night that has taken south Wales by storm over the past year.

Seminar reviews North West regional spatial strategy

18 July 2008

Consultancy Indigo Planning led the North West young planners' June seminar.

Planners show resourcefulness and energy in face of economic adversity

18 July 2008

The changing role of planners, manufacturing decline and infrastructure challenges are bringing out the best in members while designers continue to work together to improve housing quality, writes Janet O'Neill.

Events

18 July 2008

YORnet Summer Party

Two-way dialogue maintains members' support service

11 July 2008

In the past few months Planners in the Workplace has made progress on key issues, reports Chris Sheridan.

Policy impact indicator unveiled at Planning Convention

11 July 2008

The RTPI is urging local authorities and regional decision-makers to adopt a new approach to measuring the outcomes of their planning policies.

Institute calls for policy shift to wider eco-quarters

11 July 2008

The RTPI has called on the government to adopt an eco-quarters policy that encompasses urban expansion projects and redevelopments.

Notice of members' deaths

11 July 2008

The institute notes the recent deaths of RTPI members including John Andrews (East of England), Michael Cheesbrough (South West), Ian Hawkins (South West), John Jones (Wales), William Jones (Wales), Michael Sanders (North West), Ronald Sharpe (South East) and Donald Skelley (Scotland). We offer our condolences to their families and friends.