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Planning Student Quiz 2009

15 December 2008

Pit your wits against other teams in Planning Magazine's Student Quiz '09!

Youthful agendas

5 December 2008

Your votes are needed to decide which of these five candidates emerges as RTPI Young Planner of the Year, Bryan Johnston explains.

Projects eye the prizes

5 December 2008

In the first of two articles, Anthony Fyson summarises some of the finalists in the RTPI's annual national awards scheme and the breadth of achievement represented by the shortlist.

The things I know

28 November 2008

Samuel Stafford, Associate, Drivers Jonas, Leeds.

Work Experience

14 November 2008

With Adala Bwire, associate, Roger Tym & Partners

The Things I Know

14 November 2008

Matthew Brewer - Senior planner, planning and environment team, Cushman & Wakefield.

London boroughs are looking closely at the scope for developing existing staff skills amid signals that changes to work permit rules could be about to cut off the supply from overseas, Mark Smulian reports.

Constructing careers

14 November 2008

The new construction and built environment diploma for 14- to 19-year-olds may have begun in September, but there is still uncertainty about what it will mean for the sector and for the pupils who choose it.