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Teams turn up in droves for West Midlands annual quiz

12 September 2008

Turnout for the YPwestmids annual pub quiz event last month was the best ever, with a number of teams having to be turned away.

East Midlands group cheers cricket contestants

12 September 2008

Equipped with umbrellas and picnics, East Midlands young planners ventured into the elements last month to watch the Nottinghamshire Outlaws play the Durham Dynamos.

YORnet September Social. 18 September. YORnet. Millennium Square, Leeds. The event is sponsored by Eden Brown. A light buffet will be provided. Cost: Free. For further information and to book a place, please email yorkshire@rtpi.org.uk.

Reforms' emphasis on partnership pays dividends for spatial decisions

12 September 2008

Planners are finding that the change from development control to development management offers greater integration of local authority roles to deliver strategies for sustainable communities, reflects Janet Askew.

Awards to seek out capital's best-planned developments

5 September 2008

Entries are invited across seven categories for this year's London Planning Awards, writes Debbie Sorkin.

Piecing together a common vision

5 September 2008

A clear vision of how a project should be shaped helps build stakeholder consensus, contends Paul Evans.

Planning Awards aim to reward achievement across the board

5 September 2008

The RTPI wishes to recognise the diversity of planning achievement alongside its annual project awards, rewarding other facets of the planning profession through the Planning Consultancy of the Year Award, Young Planner of the Year Award and a new award this year for planning education.

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5 September 2008

Tourism - Can an Attraction Really Achieve Economic Renaissance

Words and actions sit hand in hand in developing planning achievements

5 September 2008

Whether formulating institute policy or working in the community to spread the empowerment message, it is members' own efforts that have the greatest impact on how the profession evolves, reports Janet O'Neill.