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Bristol project accolade sets area empowerment example

3 July 2009

A community group set up by Planning Aid now has a key voice in shaping development, says Barry Pearce.

Events

3 July 2009

- West Midlands Planning Achievement Awards and Summer Reception

Tracking national spatial ambitions

3 July 2009

Experience from Ireland and Scotland shows that planning strategies are key to expressing government priorities, reports Jenny Crawford.

Latest library series publication explores strategic plan experience

3 July 2009

The institute and the publisher Routledge have developed the RTPI library series as cutting-edge texts in spatial planning theory and practice.

Spatial forum seminars to tackle rural and border issues

3 July 2009

Following its seminar in Aberdeen last month (see left), the Irish-Scottish Forum for Spatial Planning has scheduled two further events later this year.

Social sciences conference to look at research impact measurement

3 July 2009

An Academy of Social Sciences conference in London on 16 July will consider the measurement of social science research impacts.

Network offers perspectives on regions in recession

3 July 2009

The European Observation Network on Territorial Development and Cohesion seminar in Prague in May explored the differential impacts of the recession on European regions.

Government prepares for consents time change in answer to recession

3 July 2009

Measures to extend the standard implementation conditions of existing permissions and lift the development sector's confidence are being consulted on and members' contributions are welcomed, explains Rynd Smith.

Cash flow questions point to members' recession dilemma

26 June 2009

Non-payment of fees can be problematic but the RTPI offers advice on reducing risk, says Chris Sheridan.

Planning Convention sees launch of climate change commitments

26 June 2009

More then 600 participants from the UK and overseas attended the RTPI Planning Convention in London last week, where the institute's president Martin Willey launched seven ground-breaking commitments for action on climate change.