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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.

Go on, shape the world around you

18 July 2008

London representative on the Young Planners' Network steering group Laura Smith talks to Joanna Hooper about her job and experiences.

Planning Aid Wales asks the questions at Cardiff quiz

18 July 2008

More than 80 young planners descended on Cardiff Rugby Club for the regular quiz night that has taken south Wales by storm over the past year.

Seminar reviews North West regional spatial strategy

18 July 2008

Consultancy Indigo Planning led the North West young planners' June seminar.

Planners show resourcefulness and energy in face of economic adversity

18 July 2008

The changing role of planners, manufacturing decline and infrastructure challenges are bringing out the best in members while designers continue to work together to improve housing quality, writes Janet O'Neill.