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  • June 2023 issue of SPEL Journal (Scottish Planning & Environmental Law) out now

    Following the adoption of National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) at the end of February, the Scottish planning system and planning services are dealing with transitioning to a development plan system without statutory supplementary guidance and where the relationship to current ....

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  • Mind the widening gap: can Horizon Europe reverse the research and innovation trend?

    By Robert Kelk and Chris Drake A new start for an old challenge? The recent appointment of Marc Lemaître as the European Commission’s director general for research and innovation (R&I) has returned Europe’s R&I gap to the spotlight. Previously head ....

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  • Leading by examples – retrofitting all types of social housing – part two

    By Ian Babelon In the first part of two blog posts, published on 22 May, Ian Babelon provided examples of good practice in retrofitting social housing. The second part of this blog post looks at estate-wide and area-wide social housing ....

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  • Leading by examples – retrofitting all types of social housing – part one

    By Ian Babelon In the first of two blog posts, Idox’s Ian Babelon takes us on a tour of some of the best social housing retrofits in Britain, and beyond. Blog posts on the Knowledge Exchange blog have repeatedly shown ....

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  • New life for old homes: the potential of retrofitting social housing

    by Ian Babelon How can social housing retrofits help tackle the cost-of-living and climate crises that are currently exercising the minds of landlords, householders, tenants and governments? In this, blog post, Ian Babelon looks at the potential of retrofits for ....

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  • Growing opportunities: the multiple benefits of community gardens

    Today sees the start of Community Garden Week 2023. Across the UK, communities will be celebrating the many and varied types of community gardens, from children’s and neighbourhood gardens to therapy gardens and allotments. The benefits of community gardens are ....

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  • The well-tempered public consultation: 12 principles for blended engagement in planning (part 2)

    In the first of two blog posts, published on Monday, Ian Babelon, Applications Consultant at Idox, reflected on what he has learned about public engagement within planning and digital participation platforms over the course of his career and ten years of ....

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  • The well-tempered public consultation: 12 principles for blended engagement in planning (part 1)

    In the first of two blog posts, Ian Babelon, Applications Consultant at Idox, reflects on what he has learned about public engagement within planning and digital participation platforms over the course of his career and ten years of academic research ....

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  • Season’s Greetings

    The Knowledge Exchange Information Service will close on Friday 23 December. Our service will reopen on Tuesday 3 January 2023. The first bulletin of 2023 will be published on 11 January, and the first Topic Updates of the New Year ....

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  • Scotland’s care system for children and young people: how do we keep the Promise in rural areas?

    By Hollie Wilson At the start of 2020, an independent review was published setting out what needed to be done to bring about changes to the care system for children and young people in Scotland. At the heart of the ....

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