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Report: Local area agreements good for voluntary sector

3 July 2009

Nearly two-thirds of voluntary and community organisations think that deals setting out local priorities have had a positive impact on the third sector, a report says.

FSB warns on Scottish decision times

3 July 2009

The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has warned that Scottish small firms are getting a raw deal from the planning system, with the picture likely to get gloomier.

Starbucks wins Brighton battle

3 July 2009

Coffee giant Starbucks has won a battle with Brighton & Hove City Council to open an outlet in St James's Street.

Northern Ireland planning website launched

3 July 2009

Northern Ireland environment minister Edwin Poots has launched a new website and guide to the planning system.

Bristol project accolade sets area empowerment example

3 July 2009

A community group set up by Planning Aid now has a key voice in shaping development, says Barry Pearce.

Events

3 July 2009

- West Midlands Planning Achievement Awards and Summer Reception

Tracking national spatial ambitions

3 July 2009

Experience from Ireland and Scotland shows that planning strategies are key to expressing government priorities, reports Jenny Crawford.

Latest library series publication explores strategic plan experience

3 July 2009

The institute and the publisher Routledge have developed the RTPI library series as cutting-edge texts in spatial planning theory and practice.

Spatial forum seminars to tackle rural and border issues

3 July 2009

Following its seminar in Aberdeen last month (see left), the Irish-Scottish Forum for Spatial Planning has scheduled two further events later this year.