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Planning Consultancy Survey 2007

30 November 2007

The uncertainty surrounding property and development investment has invoked caution among planning consultants yet most see scope for growth, report Bryan Johnston and Paul Carnell.

Live-work plans rise in popularity

30 November 2007

Live-work units present significant challenges for planners but recent research explores the role that they can play, Jenny Crawford finds.

Event offers consultancies platform to discuss spatial planningpractice

30 November 2007

A training day in September organised by the institute brought practitioners from Savills Hepher Dixon up to speed on their role in spatial planning practice and the public sector reform agenda, discovers Chris Sheridan.

Pains of Growth

30 November 2007

Real dialogue with existing residents in designated growth points is the only way to alleviate the public's natural suspicion and keep development plans on track, argues Kelly Edwards.

London skyline Svengali

30 November 2007

Planning consultant Malcom Kerr believes planning is now a more attractive profession.

Growing the team

30 November 2007

Despite a growing feeling of disquiet in the consultancy world about jitters in the financial markets, planning workloads have continued to rise over the past 12 months and the chase for more staff has not died down.

Region urged to plant trees

23 November 2007

Yorkshire and the Humber will need to plant more trees to cope with rising temperatures as a result of climate change, the Forestry Commission has warned.