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Projects extend spatial ambition

5 December 2008

Graduate planner Sam Rosillo talks to Louise Bolton about his work experiences in his first few months as a part of the planning profession.

Cymru Young Planners seeks members for first steering group

5 December 2008

If you want to make an impact as a young planner and further your professional development why not join Cymru Young Planners?

Youthful agendas

5 December 2008

Your votes are needed to decide which of these five candidates emerges as RTPI Young Planner of the Year, Bryan Johnston explains.

RTPI Cymru launches campaign

5 December 2008

RTPI Cymru has launched a Welsh Assembly-backed campaign to promote planning as a career to young people.

Projects eye the prizes

5 December 2008

In the first of two articles, Anthony Fyson summarises some of the finalists in the RTPI's annual national awards scheme and the breadth of achievement represented by the shortlist.

The things I know

28 November 2008

Samuel Stafford, Associate, Drivers Jonas, Leeds.

Study shows masters rise

28 November 2008

The number of students working towards a transport masters degree rose by 16 per cent this year.

Anti-terror seminar pilots design skills

21 November 2008

University of the West of England (UWE) planning students are the first in the UK to be trained on how to design out terrorism threats as part of their degree.