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Taylor report rural framework recommendation welcomed

8 August 2008

Matthew Taylor's report on rural communities provides clear guidance on the direction that rural policy should take, according to the RTPI.

Entries invited for Young Planner of the Year Award 2008

8 August 2008

As young planner of 2008 you could win an all-expenses paid week in Minneapolis next spring as a guest at the American Planning Association (APA) national planning conference.

Notice of members' deaths

8 August 2008

We note the recent deaths of RTPI members including Harry Calder (South West), Arthur Daters (London), Paul Lowe (South East), Ronald Norris (West Midlands) and Edmund Peel (East of England).

How to combat consultation fatigue

8 August 2008

A community planning website acts as a resource for good practice in involving local people in development issues, writes Nick Wates.

Institute bids to unlock countryside potential

8 August 2008

Fresh approaches in farming, heritage and sustainability strategies can all contribute to a revival of rural fortunes, Nigel Curry explains.

Convention shares planners' stories of changing places around the globe

8 August 2008

This year's Planning Convention heard first hand of initiatives at home and abroad that illustrate how the sector is playing a key role in changing people's lives and meeting future challenges, reports Janet O'Neill.