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RTPI seeks new co-ordinator for young planners' page

12 February 2010

Are you keen to promote young planners and their achievements?

RTPI seeks new co-ordinator for Young Planners page

29 January 2010

Are you keen to promote young planners and their achievements? Are you organised, persistent and happy working to strict deadlines? Then you could be the next Young Planners' page co-ordinator.

Conference explores progress in social housing delivery

22 January 2010

A few free places are offered to RTPI network members in the public or third sectors for a conference on achieving sustainable housing goals.

Planning Aid survey reveals rewards and opportunities

15 January 2010

Transport, minerals and Gypsies and travellers skills are on the volunteer wishlist this year, says Ben Lee.

Nominations now open for George Pepler Award

15 January 2010

The biennial George Pepler International Award is presented to young planners under the age of 30 who wish to take on a short period of study on a particular aspect of spatial planning.

Leaders rewarded for promoting planning

4 December 2009

Two planners in Wales have won a prestigious award for highlighting the importance of planning as a profession, writes Roisin Willmott.

Offering help to graduates is crucial for planning's long-term well-being

6 November 2009

Bosses need to keep planning graduates employed despite the hardships caused by the recession and young planners who are seeking work can take steps to improve their chances of landing a job, Martin Willey advises.