Nuffield Foundation project exploring social and environmental justice in community-led planning. Views expressed are not necessarily those of the Foundation.
This project is funded by the Nuffield Foundation; you can read more about the project here: https://t.co/2Y7vvrqxcI...
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Today, #Worldtownplanningday OPR publish Development Plan Monitoring - Measuring What Matters a paper following its first planning research commissioned by @RTPIPlanners and co-funded by OPR, @DeptHousingIRL and governments of Scotland and Wales in 2020.
https://t.co/cObmG3npg7
Six projects across the UK led by researchers at @BangorUni@ucl@MiddlesexUni@CaledonianNews@TeessideUni and @LSBU made up the Understanding Communities programme. Together they explored how local communities function and can improve people’s lives.
Over 300 pupils from the #Llanishen area have taken part in a large community mapping project, as part of our 'Planning Pioneers' work across the city. 1/3
Dr Hugh Ellis kicking off the keynote speech for the Planning Research Conference 2024 with a quote from Oscar Wilde: "A map of the world that does not include Utopia is not worth even glancing at... Progress is the realisation of Utopias."
Planning for nature @ #PlanningResearchConference2024.
Takeaway from the opening panel:
South Downs and New Forest National Parks success in planning for nature due to the nurturing of relationships with, raising awareness and incentivising landowners.
"A gulf appearing between housebuilders – who love the proposed new methodology for its simplicity and, inevitably, its higher numbers – and councils that are already struggling to find sites to meet their already high targets and to justify these to their local communities."
This is a good piece and provocation. Often neglected by those who only see planning as housing numbers, planning legally & practically is about so much more: flood defence, environmental protection, regeneration, infrastructure provision, conservation, energy, public engagement etc. It also has to deliver national agendas (growth, housing) and be led locally. And it has to work with a finite resource (land). Trade-offs are part of the course, but so is the need for a sense of what sort of places we want to have in the future
I am pleased to inform you that the #PLPR2025 conference in Cardiff is now accepting abstracts.
A submission link is available on the conference website: https://t.co/Kj0EUSuSKm
The call for abstracts will close on Monday, 30 September 2024.
Civic Voice launches a survey on the new Government’s Planning Reforms
Do you believe these planning reforms will effectively "get Britain building again" and deliver 1.5 million new homes by 2029?
Tell us your thoughts via:
https://t.co/cdtXxN2jft
👏'Figuring out how to make towns & cities better is hard, but bringing young people into that thinking helps build a strong, long-term vision & focus on a collective response.' @timrgill
📽️View the session recordings from our #DevelopingWell conference: https://t.co/ZvGlkonhxQ
Hear me willing Labour on to bring back the post-war spirit in the form of investment in social housing (new, existing and those that can be brought back into public use) 👇
Do #digital tools & methods impact the quality, effectiveness, and inclusivity of #engagement?
Our new paper finds that existing frameworks & guidelines need adjusting for digital contexts, w/ recommendations for improving engagement research & practice: https://t.co/qsCHxZbkZ6