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Sides line up in West Midlands homes battle

15 May 2009

Conflicts between government housing targets and the regional draft strategy are being played out in public, explains Colin Wood.

Second home ownership debate key to building rural community balance

8 May 2009

The government response to the Taylor review rejected the call to limit the growth of second homes through the planning system but debate continues on the issue of reviving rural communities, Rhian Brimble explains.

Communication drive bids to boost profession's profile as place-makers

17 April 2009

Planners in both the public and private sectors can make a key contribution to economic recovery if their central role in creating sustainable communities becomes more widely understood, maintains Martin Willey.

Partnership route to deliver homes

6 February 2009

Planners are well placed to improve working practice in public and private sectors, Peter Studdert argues.

Decision day looms on council homes targets

30 January 2009

Binding housing delivery figures included in local area agreements will have a wider impact on framework preparation, Janice Morphet reports.

Think-tank publications review capital government and housing

9 January 2009

Two publications have recently been issued about key trends in the city by academic think-tank LSE London.

Renewed housing network aims to pursue investment in communities

5 December 2008

With the joint energies of the RTPI and the Chartered Institute of Housing, the relaunched planning for housing network is set to become a central forum for industry change, explain Abigail Davies and Andrew Matheson.

Institute welcomes plan-led switch for eco-towns

14 November 2008

The RTPI has welcomed the new emphasis in the DCLG's draft planning policy statement (PPS) proposing that eco-towns should take their place in the plan-led system.

Northern Ireland low-carbon modelling aims at transport and homes

26 September 2008

A recent report sets out a proposed route towards a low-carbon economy for Northern Ireland.

Long-term planning view crucial to prepare for homes market recovery

26 September 2008

Although the government house building drive has been hit by factors beyond the planning system's control, the profession must be ready with flexible ideas on land supply to help speed delivery, maintains Rynd Smith.