A correspondent castigated me for my column on city identity (Planning, 01 June, p17). Forget this trivial nonsense about football teams and car licence plates, he wrote. The real point is that city mayors no longer make sense; the new reality is the...
Hearing the May local election results, Sherlock Holmes would immediately have ordered a cab.
Rod Liddle's Sunday Times column carried a picture of BBC Panorama reporter John Sweeney standing with a North Korean officer, in Ruritanian uniform, with the caption "I had no idea Salford was so awful".
Margaret Thatcher got blamed for plenty last week, but one charge was misplaced: that she destroyed the economy of northern England.
We are putting the finishing touches to the draft opportunity area planning framework for Croydon town centre, developed with the London mayor to supplement the London Plan.
Planning for social infrastructure in an age of uncertainty is Jon Rouse's talking point this issue
Jon Rouse makes his case for why planning matters and should be respected as a profession
The Budget was the government's chance to pull a plan for growth out of the chancellor's red box.
2012 will see localism bed in and cities take charge, says Joanna Averley.
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