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Past president 'delighted' by Queen's award

20 June 2003

Immediate RTPI past president Mike Haslam has been made an OBE in the Queen's birthday honours list. Haslam, who retired as chief planning officer at South Norfolk Council earlier this year, was...

Prescott outlines devolution choice

20 June 2003

Three regions in northern England are to get the chance to vote on whether to have regional assemblies, the government announced this week. But under plans unveiled by deputy prime minister John...

Top building prize shortlist published

20 June 2003

A maritime museum in Cornwall, a stadium in Hull and the newly-refurbished Treasury building in London are among this year's contenders for the prime minister's Better Public Building Award. A shortlist of...

Castleford to host televised planning show

20 June 2003

Channel 4 is hatching plans to film community-led regeneration schemes in Castleford for a series to be shown next year, the broadcaster revealed this week. The series, which will aim to inspire...

Threat identified to sustainable vision

20 June 2003

The government's vision of delivering sustainable communities will fall at the first hurdle in the race to build more homes, a leading environmental campaign group warned this week. Plans for 200,000 homes...

McNulty replaced by Hill in ministerial reshuffle

20 June 2003

Junior planning minister Tony McNulty has surrendered his position at the ODPM in last week's ministerial reshuffle. Streatham MP Keith Hill, previously deputy chief whip, fills the vacant seat at the ODPM...

Report points to house market hazard

20 June 2003

Unstable housing markets threaten to undermine the communities plan, according to the RTPI and the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH). A joint report published this week advises the government to "alter the geography"...

Director slams inequalities of delivery grant

20 June 2003

Extra government resources for planning will not solve the profession's recruitment crisis in the long term, a leading planner warned this week. Jack Hegarty, head of planning and managing director designate at Wychavon...

Union calls for urgent review of legislation

20 June 2003

The National Farmers Union (NFU) has urged the government to implement its comprehensive review of compulsory purchase powers as soon as possible, despite the postponement of the parliamentary debate. A lack of...

Study finds urban aims fail to entice

20 June 2003

Changing lifestyle patterns mean that urban renaissance priorities such as high-density development and building on brownfield land are unlikely to make cities more sustainable, according to research funded by the Economic and Social...