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Community programmes set a university team challenge

25 July 2008

Planning Aid plays a crucial role in giving students a taste of planning in the real world, notes Kevin Lillie.

Institute heralds dropping of local member review board proposal

25 July 2008

The RTPI's campaign to see the proposed introduction of local member review boards (LMRBs) removed from the Planning Bill has succeeded.

Convention delegates turn out in force to hear key themes

25 July 2008

Attendance at this year's RTPI Planning Convention was up on last year despite the economic downturn.

RTPI launches research network to boost information exchange

25 July 2008

Promoting stronger links between planning theory and practice is the aim of a new institute network that will allow practitioners, researchers and educators to share ideas and shape the future direction of spatial planning.

Planning joins the obesity fightback

25 July 2008

Creating the right built environment can have a major impact on health at both local and national level, argue Amelia Lake and Tim Townshend.

Consolidated services offer a chance to lead

25 July 2008

The delivery of social infrastructure to keep in step with housing growth is central to the role of the modern planner, Tim Chapman asserts.

Wales sets out its planning agenda to build on growing legislative power

25 July 2008

Ministers are keen to support planners as Wales embarks on a strategy to lift communities out of deprivation with ambitious targets for affordable rural housing and sustainable development, reports Roisin Willmott.

Project puts community land trusts under the microscope

18 July 2008

George Pepler award winner Rachel Bland is using the opportunity to explore a pioneering Canadian model.

Three new awards for educational excellence launched

18 July 2008

The RTPI has announced three new awards for educational achievement.

Wales planning summit covers local and global issues

18 July 2008

The first conference in Wales organised by RTPI Cymru was hailed as a success by the 200 delegates, who heard views from speakers on a range of planning issues facing the country.