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Planning an adventure

30 July 2008

In a series of travel diaries council planner Dan Taylor writes for PlanningResource on his experiences and observations of planning regimes in far-off places...

Welsh planners get £250,000 boost

25 July 2008

Wales is to benefit from a further £250,000 of funding to improve the delivery of local planning services.

Brownfield skills strategy takes shape

25 July 2008

Responses to the draft Brownfield Skills Strategy that recently underwent public consultation have been published today by the Academy for Sustainable Communities (ASC) and English Partnerships.

Planner shortages: government reaction

24 July 2008

The government says it welcomes today's Select Committee report concerning staff numbers and skills in the planning system.

Planner shortages: industry calls for action

24 July 2008

Industry bodies have called for urgent action in reaction to the Communities and Local Government Select Committee report highlighting long-term staff shortfalls in the planning sytem.

Report calls for urgent action on planner shortages

24 July 2008

The government must take urgent action to address the chronic shortage of planning officers in the UK, according to a select committee report.

RTPI Conference: RIBA chief calls for unity

14 July 2008

Planning should be better paid and the most important profession in the planning and built environment industry, the president of Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has told the RTPI planning convention.