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Rewarding land restoration

17 December 2004

An emphasis on renewal of the urban fabric is at the forefront in this final RTPI awards round-up, writes Anthony Fyson.

Casebook: Appeal Cases - Householder development - Screening loses permitted development claim

17 December 2004

Enforcement action directed against trellising and screening on the flat roof of a single-storey extension to a house in a west London conservation area has been upheld following a finding that it was not permitted development.

Casebook: Appeal Cases - Food and drink uses - Pub marquee held not to involve development

17 December 2004

A marquee at a Hertfordshire pub measuring 12m by 18m and approximately 6m high falls outside the definition of development and does not require planning permission, an inspector has ruled.

Casebook: Appeal Cases - Advertisements - Banner display ruled out on gateway building

17 December 2004

The display of a banner advertisement 33m long and 11m high in a central Manchester conservation area has been deemed unacceptable by an advertisement appeals inspector who considered that it would be unduly dominant and obtrusive.

Future of urban spaces - the RTPI annual lecture 2004

17 December 2004

After writing a book about his career, Sir Terry Farrell was in the mood to think about planning's future, reports Andrew Kliman.

RTPI Bulletin Board

17 December 2004

Christmas and New Year greetings

Appeals and inquiries - insight into the process

17 December 2004

Will planners embrace the required changes so that community involvement in decisions has an impact? Sue Frampton reports.

Policy successes 2004

17 December 2004

Describe the RTPI's 2004 English policy successes in two hundred words. It will be hard but here goes, says Kelvin MacDonald.

Appointment at Miller Hughes Associates

17 December 2004

Chris Wilmshurst has been appointed head of planning at Miller Hughes Associates. He moves from Boyer Planning, where he was an associate. Paul Newbold has been appointed principal planning consultant, having left Portsmouth City Council.