@Se_Railway my husband has just left a shopping bag on the train at Canterbury West station. It was the 5:27 from Stratford International, any chance anyone has handed it in?
🚨Join Planning Potential's Founder and Director, @helencuthbert1, at @BKLtweets' Property Summit on Tuesday 23 March
💻Helen's session on flexible floorspace starts at 1pm. We'd love to see you there
🏗️ Check out the full speakers list below, and register to attend for free!
Technology, friend or foe?
Almost a year on from the move to permanent working from home, Henry Hodgson shares his thoughts on the future of remote technology in the planning process 💻⚡
https://t.co/ocN7UhmGwO
Planning Potential is contributing to the @PropertyWeek#RESIConvention2020. Paul Galgey will be joining our friends at @OsborneClarke in their session on “Alternative Residential: A deep dive into residential market specialist segments” at 11am on Tuesday 10th November.
At the end of another busy week at Planning Potential, the latest edition in our White Paper Series has gone live!
Associate Director in our specialist residential team, Heather Vickers, has unpacked the changes to the standard method 🏗️📈
https://t.co/bCWaxDhUbd
We're thrilled to report that @PlanPotential's very own Penny Moss has been appointed as a @HighStreetsTF Expert 💡
Anyone who's worked with Penny knows the level of knowledge, experience and commitment she'll bring to the role.
Well done Penny!🥳
The subjectivity of beauty - fast-tracking beauty in the White Paper
In the third of our #WhitePaper series, Charlotte Hunter at
@PlanPotential muses on what the White Paper means when it talks about building beautiful places. Read the piece below.
https://t.co/TL8ozYnoQM
Without a step change in attitudes towards reusing our historic buildings, Historic England argue, the government’s #NetZero carbon ambitions could be unattainable.
Our in-house #heritage specialist, Sam Elliott, unpacks its implications for the sector.
https://t.co/NN8fotylY5
Will the reforms to the #planning system outlined by the Prime Minister earlier this week help to #BuildBuildBuild the economy?
@PlanPotential's Bristol-based expert, Alan Williams, unpacks the detail behind the PM's announcement in our latest insight.
https://t.co/Tqgo5qPnPO
In this week's insight, Will Rogers considers the consequences of an unadaptable approach to plan making. How is it a #LocalPlan from nearly a quarter of a century ago remains the key document that planning applications are measured against?
https://t.co/WcYxmUfFyR
#planning
In this week's @PlanPotential insight, Heather Vickers outlines our approach to strategic land, and the opportunities which an increasing demand for more open, green developments present.
Have a read and let us know your thoughts!
https://t.co/GtEO2VDgo6
#housing#planning
In this week's insight, @PlanPotential's in-house heritage expert, Niall Hanrahan, looks at the future of #statues in the public realm and the challenges facing built environment conservationists.
Read Niall's take below and let us know your thoughts.
https://t.co/d236dXVRbN
Braintree Town Hall was lit up purple this evening at dusk in remembrance of George Floyd and in solidarity with the people of the Minneapolis community.
#BlackLivesMatter
Historic attitudes to use classes are laying waste to the #HighStreet, argues Katie Turvey in this week's @PlanPotential article.
Do you agree? Read Katie's piece and let us know your thoughts.
#Planning#Hospitality#LocalGovernment
https://t.co/IbtmRuIl17