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Island planes notion slated

26 September 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson's proposal to replace Heathrow Airport with an island facility in the Thames Estuary was widely derided this week.

London flood levels upped

26 September 2008

Planners in west London boroughs have been warned about developing on flood plains after weather experts revised estimates for water rises in the River Thames.

The truth about traffic

26 September 2008

The causes and effects of increasing traffic and congestion are surrounded by myths and misconceptions, according to findings presented in a recent book discussed by Huw Morris.

Broadway Malyan set to deliver South West housing expansion

26 September 2008

Broadway Malyan has been appointed by North Somerset Council to prepare strategic masterplans for two large-scale urban communities in the South West.

Disneyworld hailed as happy design ideal

24 September 2008

Planners and architects should take their lead from Disneyworld when designing places to make people happier, Labour party conference delegates have been told.

RTPI president calls for green policy unity

22 September 2008

Whole authorities need to sign up to sustainable living planning policies so planners can help combat the effects of climate change, the RTPI's president has told Labour party conference delegates.