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Planning 'unable to stop supermarket expansion'

20 January 2006

Giant retailers manipulate the planning system, leaving councils powerless to stop their expansion, according to a report.

Study finds common trends across world cities

20 January 2006

Globalisation, urbanisation and migration are among the trends influencing cities across the world, according to new research.

West Midlands councils to appoint city-region chief

20 January 2006

Seven West Midlands councils will appoint a city-region director to integrate policy across local authority boundaries.

Region seeks to spread Leeds economic boom

20 January 2006

Plans to harness and spread the economic success of Leeds are outlined in a planning strategy for Yorkshire issued this week.

City growth 'can hit outlying areas'

20 January 2006

A rise in productivity in a major labour market can lead to a decline in wages and jobs in smaller settlements, government-commissioned research says.

RTPI Bulletin Board

20 January 2006

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Call for more inner city family homes

20 January 2006

A lack of well-designed homes for families could hamper the regeneration of inner-city areas, according to a study published this week.

Small towns pay price of city growth

20 January 2006

Policymakers must accept that the growth of big cities can prompt the decline of neighbouring towns, and plan for it, says a new report.

Bleak side of our bright new cities

20 January 2006

Arrive in almost any major UK city centre and outside the train station you are likely to be greeted by signs of urban success: on the ground, wonderful pedestrianised public spaces and vibrant nightlife; in the sky, cranes everywhere, new apartments ready or under construction.