Events

Planning, 7 November 2008

25 November. London.

This RTPI international development network event will see Arup senior consultant Priti Parikh speaking about her experiences on development projects across India, particularly her work on assessing the impacts of water and sanitation in low-income settlements.

Cost: Free.

For more information, please email idn@rtpi.org.uk

- RTPI Cymru Annual Dinner

28 November. National Museum of Wales, Cathays Park, Cardiff.

This year's annual dinner moves to the national museum in Cardiff's Edwardian Civic Centre. The speaker will be designer Wayne Hemingway, sponsored by Capita Symonds. The dinner is also sponsored by the Design Commission for Wales and Barton Willmore.

Cost: £40; £390 for a table of ten.

For more information, please email wales@rtpi.org.uk

- Rural Planning Made Easy

2 December. County Hall, Preston.

The RTPI rural planning network is joining forces with the Rural Planning Facilitation Service in Preston for members to discuss the service, farm diversification and rural development projects in the North West, the different issues they face with and their relationship with local authorities.

Cost: Free.

For more information, please email rural.planning@rtpi.org.uk

- Multi-Area Agreements One Year On

8 December. Westminster City Council, London.

Following last year's successful event on multi-area agreements (MAAs), this RTPI regeneration network meeting will feature DCLG head of MAAs Cathy Francis. The cross-boundary agreements bring together key players to tackle issues best handled at a regional and sub-regional level, such as skills deficits, housing market imbalances, transport links and other infrastructure projects. The event will look at the progress made so far and next steps in the development of MAAs.

Cost: Free.

For more information, please email regeneration@rtpi.org.uk