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Making sense of sustainable communities.(sustainable places): An article from: Town and Country Planning
Making sense of sustainable communities.(sustainable places…
By: Phil Allmendinger, Steve Tiesdell
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Crossrail--regeneration train has left the station.(Planning World): An article from: Town and Country Planning
Crossrail--regeneration train has left the station.(Plannin…
By: Peter Hall
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And now for a period of regional drift? John Deegan reflects on the loose ends left by the North East's referendum vote against an elected regional ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
And now for a period of regional drift? John Deegan reflect…
By: John Deegan
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Planning for renewable energy in Wales: Phil Ward and Trevor Price look at some of the problems raised in the use of the planning system to support or ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Planning for renewable energy in Wales: Phil Ward and Trevo…
By: Phil Ward, Trevor Price
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The Planning Portal: Graham Saunders and Stephan Sadoux explain how, as part of the modernising local government process, the Planning Portal project ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
The Planning Portal: Graham Saunders and Stephan Sadoux exp…
By: Graham Saunders, Stephan Sadoux
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Delivering through planning? The proposed changes will make it harder to recapture the lost sense of dynamism and delivery in planning.: An article from: Town and Country Planning
Delivering through planning? The proposed changes will make…
By: John Deegan
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Putting environment into planning: the need for a fundamental review of the place and purpose of planning in an era of growing environmental crisis ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Putting environment into planning: the need for a fundament…
By: Andrew Blowers
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Can industrial cities survive? (Inside America).: An article from: Town and Country Planning
Can industrial cities survive? (Inside America).: An articl…
By: Mike Teitz
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Sustaining the plot: it may be time to re-define allotments -- their sizes, forms, facilities, and functions -- say Richard Wiltshire and David ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Sustaining the plot: it may be time to re-define allotments…
By: Richard Wiltshire, David Crouch
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So where next?: An article from: Town and Country Planning
So where next?: An article from: Town and Country Planning
By: John Deegan
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Accommodating diversity.: An article from: Town and Country Planning
Accommodating diversity.: An article from: Town and Country…
By: John Deegan
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The search for publically acceptable road pricing.: An article from: Town and Country Planning
The search for publically acceptable road pricing.: An arti…
By: Dave Morris
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Sustainable urban drainage -- a neglected area of planning: supported by case study illustration, Joe Howe and Iain White explain how the planning ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Sustainable urban drainage -- a neglected area of planning:…
By: Joe Howe, Iain White
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Back to the future--the Garden City centenary: Mervyn Miller looks back on a hundred years of Letchworth Garden City, and forward to the lessons that ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Back to the future--the Garden City centenary: Mervyn Mille…
By: Mervyn Miller
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Urban renaissance--lessons from Turin. Turin's current renaissance offers some real inspiration--and an alternative model to some of the American ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Urban renaissance--lessons from Turin. Turin's current…
By: Nicholas Falk
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A nation ever more divided: Danny Dorling and Phil Rees summarise some of the key findings of one of the first studies of the preliminary Census ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
A nation ever more divided: Danny Dorling and Phil Rees sum…
By: Danny Dorling, Phil Rees
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Modernising green belts--some recent contributions: Martin Elson examines three recent policy statements and reports on the modernisation of green ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Modernising green belts--some recent contributions: Martin …
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Will the rural buildings conversion boom continue? The new PPS7 continues to promote the conversion of rural buildings for business use. John Bentley ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Will the rural buildings conversion boom continue? The new …
By: John Bentley
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Connections: Paul Burrall on home zones and understanding climate change.: An article from: Town and Country Planning
Connections: Paul Burrall on home zones and understanding c…
By: Paul Burrall
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Towards joined-up planning--making a start in West London: Nicholas Falk and Pater Hall set out proposals for joining up regeneration and transport ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Towards joined-up planning--making a start in West London: …
By: Peter Hall, Nicholas Falk
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Travelling towards European good practice? Petros Ieromonachou examines the Commission for Integrated Transport's study of European best practice in ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Travelling towards European good practice? Petros Ieromonac…
By: Petros Ieromonachou
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A sense of wabi-sabi and the return of authentic places: we need to rediscover the skills necessary to create places that are human in scale and that ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
A sense of wabi-sabi and the return of authentic places: we…
By: David Boyle
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Joined-up urbanism: Stephen Marshall suggests a way of combining neo-traditional urbanism and transport connectivity in an integrated street-based ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Joined-up urbanism: Stephen Marshall suggests a way of comb…
By: Stephen Marshall
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Not all Eurocrats and fat cats: John Zetter looks at how brownfield land reclamation and redevelopment are being used in a positive way to stimulate ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Not all Eurocrats and fat cats: John Zetter looks at how br…
By: John Zetter
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Creativity, wealth creation, and place: if cities are to prosper and create wealth--to provide jobs, income, and funds for public spending income and ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Creativity, wealth creation, and place: if cities are to pr…
By: John Montgomery
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Setting and achieving housing sustainability standards; TCPA Sustainable Housing Forum Expert seminar two: `sustainability criteria and regulatory ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Setting and achieving housing sustainability standards; TCP…
By: Robert Shaw
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What can be done with the old town hall? (People & Ideas).: An article from: Town and Country Planning
What can be done with the old town hall? (People & Idea…
By: Colin Ward
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The hydrogen saga--why the energy future could begin in Iceland; Roland Clift looks at why the `hydrogen economy'--a scenario in which ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
The hydrogen saga--why the energy future could begin in Ice…
By: Roland Clift
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Insights into master planning practice; `development frameworks: master planning for mixed-use development'. TCPA Conference, Birmingham, 10 December 2001.: An article from: Town and Country Planning
Insights into master planning practice; `development framew…
By: Richard Hammersley
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Invited to binge?(licensing and the 24 hour city): An article from: Town and Country Planning
Invited to binge?(licensing and the 24 hour city): An artic…
By: Phil Hadfield
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New urbanism--friend or foe? Despite some obvious failings, 'New Urbanism' has played a leading role in re-establishing the importance of urban ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
New urbanism--friend or foe? Despite some obvious failings,…
By: John Thompson
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Priorities, priorities--rebalancing the country: Brian Robson looks at the ODPM's Northern Way document and asks: pure spin, or platform for ... An article from: Town and Country Planning
Priorities, priorities--rebalancing the country: Brian Robs…
By: Brian Robson
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