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DCLG appoints three economist policy panels

27 April 2007

Three panels of top economists have been appointed to guide policy development at the DCLG.

Region plans green spaces

27 April 2007

A 20-year vision for a greener, healthier West Midlands has been drawn up by consultancies TEP and Alison Millward Associates.

Glasgow set for reforms

27 April 2007

Glasgow City Council's ruling Labour group will overhaul the city's planning system if it is re-elected next week.

Producing a satisfactory planning white paper takes patience and time

27 April 2007

Scotland's latest planning reforms show that speed is not always of the essence and demonstrate that not rushing things results in the community being properly represented and not excluded, says Rynd Smith.

Major plans up for review

27 April 2007

The Glasgow cross-rail scheme, waste management facilities and a Waverley line extension are among ideas for national development put forward by ministers.

RTPI Bulletin Board

27 April 2007

RTPI wants to hear your views

Planning Aid Bulletin

27 April 2007

Tyneside communities help to design their neighbourhoods.

Planning at the polls

27 April 2007

The planning, transport and energy policies on offer from all the major parties are put under the microscope as Scots prepare for their parliamentary elections, reports Catherine Early.