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  • The new politics for planning

    The 2015 RTPI Planning Convention was held last week and was attended by over 450 people keen to discuss the future of the profession and the planning system following the UK general election. Just two days after the conference, the ....

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  • Putting the green back into planning policy

    By Morwen Johnson Environmental issues weren’t at the forefront of the recent general election – analysis by Loughborough University showed that the environment, despite being a significant issue of public concern, received very little attention in the press or media ....

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  • The potential of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Bill to strengthen community planning

    by Laura Dobie The Community Empowerment (Scotland) Bill was finally passed by the Scottish Parliament after a debate and vote late on Wednesday evening. In this article we look at the background to the Bill, the reforms that it proposes ....

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  • Knowledge Insider: a Q&A with Michael Harris from the RTPI

    In the latest of our series of Q&As with leading advocates of the use of evidence in policymaking and practice, we talk to Michael Harris, Deputy Head of Research at the Royal Town Planning Institute. The RTPI holds a unique ....

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  • Enhancing the evidence base for planners – Introducing an exclusive offer for RTPI members

    By Rebecca Riley As Dr Mike Harris, Deputy Head of Policy and Research at the Royal Town Planning Institute, wrote on the RTPI’s blog in April, defending and enhancing the profession so that planning can deliver the greatest possible value ....

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  • The fall and rise of strategic planning

    By Morwen Johnson Throughout the history of planning there has been a continuing morphing of ideas and practices – reflecting changing circumstances, fashions and understandings about the role of planning in a modern society. Now it seems that recent economic ....

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  • Idox sponsors RTPI research excellence awards

      We are very pleased to be supporting the new RTPI Awards for Research Excellence this year, recognising and promoting high quality spatial planning research. We see our core mission as improving decision making in public policy, by improving access ....

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  • Evidence for the world we want – International Year of Evaluation

    2015 has been declared the International Year of Evaluation, by a global movement of international partners seeking to enhance the capacity of Civil Society Organisations to influence policymakers and public opinion, and ensure public policies are based on evidence. Our ....

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  • Launch of individual subscription offer for RTPI members

    The Idox Information Service has been offering a professional information service for planners and other built environment professionals for forty years. We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new individual subscription offer, which allows professionals to benefit from our ....

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  • Building Britain’s future: how the Infrastructure Act will affect local authorities

    By Steven McGinty After several months of debate, the Infrastructure Act was given royal assent on the 12th February 2015, introducing a number of important changes. The Bill was announced in the Queen’s Speech with the intention to: “bolster investment ....

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