Entire sector rises as one to reject proposal for infrastructure levy, demanding the convening of a ‘ministerial round table’ to find ways of making present rackety system work better. Sometimes despair is the only reaction. https://t.co/0VZwydY5BU
Labour vows to introduce Scottish-style right to roam law in England
@horton_official reports on today’s access to nature debate organised by @CarolineLucas & @alexsobel’s response - with comment from @Right_2Roam https://t.co/HWFJoDXB8n
New blog post on the Infrastructure Levy for the RTPI. Sceptical about its quest to reduce uncertainty. There is no getting around the fact that thinking about and valuing land as a commodity creates significant problems that no amount of technical tinkering can resolve.
✨APPEAL DATE SET - 18th JULY✨
Dartmoor National Park Authority will be appealing the High Court ruling which saw the removal of the historic right to wild camp in the National Park.
We'll be outside the Royal Courts of Justice from midday with @Right_2Roam . Join us!
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We protect Indigenous people and their way of life, stop overfishing in the EU, protect forests from logging, and go to court to stop plastic pollution.
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"It is clear that the land question, and the version of it contained in land value capture debates, is not going away any time soon".
@DrEdShepherd writes for the latest issue of Town and Country Planning journal.
#land#landvaluecapture
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Fully ESRC-funded PhD opportunity at Cardiff University: A critical analysis of biodiversity in urban planning and development. Great opportunity to do research that makes a difference. Details and how to apply here: https://t.co/MgoZK1RGmg
It would be terrible if the only place in England and Wales where one can legally wild camp were to have these rights curtailed due to the actions of a few idiots. https://t.co/jmElUSo4sA
Why housing in NL is more affordable than the UK. Urban economists have known for decades that demand is the main driver of house prices, and that raising supply only has some effect in reducing the rate of growth. But in the long run these small supply effects can be significant
'Planning Just Futures' out now in @Planning_theory beautifully coordinated by @DrMarisaZapata1 and Lisa Bates with contributions from a whole host of excellent people including @lauraharjo @LaurianLucie@soyrachelweber https://t.co/eZ6cQa2Sxe
Enjoyed taking part in this - much more civilised than Twitter (although that is setting the bar rather low). Thanks to the other contributors and to Dan for making it fun.
We've brought together four very different voices - @DrEdShepherd, @DrEdShepherd, @RosieP4, & @bswud, along with comment from our own @_DSlade - & given them the space to debate the government's planning reforms properly, as part of a 'tetralogue'.
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