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MOVES: Appointment at Turley Associates

13 February 2004

Michael Lowndes has been appointed as planning director by Turley Associates in the firm's London office. He was previously planning director at TP Bennett. Lowndes has also worked at Westminster City Council as principal urban design and conservation officer.

RTPI NEWS: Turning the RTPI's policy into action

13 February 2004

The RTPI will learn from its experiences of lobbying on the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill, says Kelvin MacDonald

CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Commercial and Industrial - Vehicle distribution centre rejected at airfield

13 February 2004

A proposal to use a Second World War airfield in Buckinghamshire as a vehicle distribution centre has been rejected on the grounds that there was no proven need for the development and it would harm the character and appearance of the countryside.

INTERVIEW: Unorthodox minister

13 February 2004

Wales planning minister Carwyn Jones is keen to increase resources for planners but he wants them to prove their worth with fresh thinking, David Dewar discovers.

EDITORIAL: Money not enough to defeat housing crisis

13 February 2004

The warning from the Royal College of Nursing that up to a third of its members are so unhappy about archaic shift patterns that they are considering quitting the profession is one bombshell. Yet an even more socially dangerous issue faces the country.

OPINION: Fyson on ... a particularly good week for the north

13 February 2004

The north did well last week. Deputy prime minister John Prescott unveiled his progress report on the northern urban renaissance and Newcastle's Grainger Town won the top prize in the RTPI's annual awards. Speaking in Manchester, Prescott adopted the concept of a northern growth area across the Pennines using motorways to Yorkshire and Tyneside. There, with perfect timing, the cup-winning project demonstrated how a six-year programme can revive a rundown city quarter. Exemplary physical and economic restoration has created a thriving and attractive area where once there was only decline.

ANALYSIS: Northern outlook improving

13 February 2004

The growth potential of northern England is recognised but the lack of a strategy is still a big problem, reports Rob Winkley.

SCOTTISH NEWS: Regions set to buck trend for population fall

13 February 2004

Five areas of Scotland are predicted to buck the trend for population decline, according to latest Registrar General projections.

SCOTTISH NEWS: Inverness selects plan consultants

13 February 2004

Planning consultants are being commissioned to prepare a masterplan to guide the expansion of Inverness over the next 30 years.

BUSINESS BRIEF: Faber Maunsell has been appointed ...

13 February 2004

Faber Maunsell has been appointed by Manchester City Council to prepare community transport plans for all wards in the city. The firm will carry out site inspections and consult with transport professionals, planners, the council and the public. It will then develop the plans, which will cover strategic and local transport issues such as public transport, cycling, freight, pedestrian movements and traffic. The plans will inform local transport plan development.