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Planning in the media

3 July 2009

As in all recessions, there are winners and losers.

Department diversifier

3 July 2009

London Borough of Harrow chief planning officer Stephen Kelly aims to use his enthusiasm for change to make the council one of the capital's top authorities, learns Susanna Gillman.

English Heritage's annual register of risk puts the spotlight on conservation areas where joint action by residents, local groups and councils is necessary to arrest creeping decay, discovers Huw Morris.

Planning in the media

26 June 2009

With summer temperatures in London regularly reaching 40 degsC and winter rainfall increasing by up to 23 per cent, government predictions of how climate change will impact the UK by 2080 alarmed most of the media.

How we did it ... Hospital ward refit gets infection under control

26 June 2009

Project: Infection control ward, James Paget University Hospital, Gorleston, Norfolk.

The things I know - Katherine Evans, Head of planning and environment, TLT Solicitors

26 June 2009

- Where did you study planning?

Travelling in tandem

26 June 2009

Paying closer attention to the links between the distribution of land uses and opportunities for dealing with the transport effects of new development at a strategic level can encourage smarter travel choices, Duncan Irons maintains.

Development forecast

26 June 2009

Norton Rose's head of planning Nigel Hewitson insists that a balance must be struck between planning considerations if development is to progress in the recession, Bryan Johnston hears.