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  • Prize-winning planners take a bow: winners of the RTPI Awards for Research Excellence

    At this week’s Planning Research Conference, hosted by Queen’s University in Belfast, the winners were announced for the 2017 Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Awards for Research Excellence. These awards recognise the best spatial planning research from the RTPI’s accredited ....

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  • Countdown to the RTPI Awards for Research Excellence

    Here at the Idox Information Service, we see our core mission as improving decision making in public policy by improving access to research and evidence. So we are proud once again to be playing a part in the RTPI Awards ....

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  • Accelerated development: do Simplified Planning Zones work?

    by Donna Gardiner A simplified planning zone (SPZ) is a designated area where the need to apply for planning permission for certain types of development is removed so long as the development complies with a range of pre-specified conditions. Although ....

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  • SPEL Conference 2017 open for bookings

    We’re pleased to announce that this year’s Scottish Planning and Environmental Law Conference is on Thursday 21 September in Edinburgh, and we already have a great lineup of speakers confirmed. This conference remains the flagship conference in this field, reflecting ....

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  • It’s a kind of magic: how green infrastructure is changing landscapes and lives

    The greatest change happening to the face of our planet is the rapid growth of urban areas. Every ten years, an area the size of Britain is colonised by urban development, and by 2050 two-thirds of the world’s population will ....

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  • The CABE Experiment and housing design: where have all the leaders gone?

    Guest blog: Matthew Carmona and Lucy Natarajan Here at The Bartlett, UCL we recently completed a major study of the eleven years of publically funded CABE, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment. We evaluated the work, history, and impact ....

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  • Planning for the digital economy

    The digital tech sector is the UK’s fastest growing sector.    Recent statistics show that it is growing as much as 50% faster than the wider economy.  In London alone, a new tech business starts up every hour.  Beyond London, digital ....

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  • Designing for positive behaviours

    By Heather Cameron “We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us” – Winston Churchill, 1943 This much borrowed saying from the former prime minister was made during the 1943 debate over the rebuilding of the House of Commons following its ....

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  • Getting to grips with planning law and with neighbourhood planning … New books in our library

    Anyone who reads our blog will know that our research team care about supporting the use of evidence in practice, whether that’s in social services, in housing, or in planning. And one of the unique resources we have to help ....

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  • Idox sponsors RTPI Research Excellence Awards

    Idox is pleased once again to be supporting the RTPI Awards for Research Excellence for 2017. The awards are intended to recognise the best spatial planning research from the Royal Town Planning Institute’s accredited planning schools, and to highlight the implications of academic ....

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