If you've not checked out the @PeoplesPlans plans website recently, it's well worth a look/losing yourself for hours. Colleagues have done a great job of pulling things together as the project comes to a close: https://t.co/bQJ3PHbnSn
#degrowth and post-growth are gaining salience in the context of dealing with the global climate crisis. What role can the spatial planning profession play in operationalizing these ideas? Daniel Durrant, @Raumplaner, and @bartlettplanner discuss:
https://t.co/SjMFYifaDY
#Placemaking A concept "embraced by grass roots community actors, civic agencies, artists, market-driven developers and entrepreneurial local governments, albeit with different goals in mind," how do we make sense of its meaning? https://t.co/0osEnCCPrC
.@RoyalHistSoc has today issued a statement on the proposed cuts and closures @oxfordbrookes in #History & other depts https://t.co/Igp8NHLqnu
These cuts are extensive. They risk the future of staff students, and the very research culture for which Brookes historians are known.
Strong recommend for the Good Neighbours documentary discussed in this piece by @mjhowcroft - much better viewing than anything else on the telly tonight
Ahead of tomorrow's final project event, here's a new blog post from @mjhowcroft on @PeoplesPlans research in Birkenhead that has uncovered a long forgotten documentary on the work of @PlanningforReal founder Tony Gibson: https://t.co/sAG0mdrFG8
Hidden Histories of Community Planning - end of project online event 1700, 29/11/23. Details and registration here:
https://t.co/oo3KEG3AyC
Project website: https://t.co/NO9iKx9bd8
"In her new book Mapping Possibility, Leonie Sandercock arranges some of her most significant writings along the trajectory of her professional and emotional life."
@valerieestahl and Robert Beauregard review: https://t.co/MLowtCLdXM
Jane Jacobs has been shaping our conversations about cities for 60+ years. Join us as 3 preeminent urbanists assess her relevance and consider the uses, misuses, and limitations of her arguments in planning the contemporary neighborhood. Nov 14, 6:00pm:
https://t.co/sWrX8l02j0
@mjhowcroft giving a great talk about our @PeoplesPlans work in Birkenhead today. Big thanks to all @ConvenienceGall for fitting us into their programme on working class histories
We're holding a fringe event and exhibition in Glasgow on the 5th of September as part of a Planning Research Conference. It would be great to see you there. Follow the link for sign up details and come along! https://t.co/pU2m9DzPPq
New policy paper❗Developed at BSP, in collaboration with researchers across the country, the policy paper, titled ‘Planning for the Public: Why #Labour should support a public planning system,’ lays out a series of five core areas for #PlanningReform
https://t.co/nruGck675n
Along with @USPSheffield colleagues, I am not being paid for 3 weeks due to @sheffielduni's punitive stance towards @ucu’s current Marking & Assessment Boycott. The MAB is due to pay erosion and working conditions in HE, affecting students’ learning conditions. More detail below:
Interface #freetodownload "In all the cases, we can wonder whether resistance to change is driven by racism or conspiracy theories, threatens a greater good,or reflects justifiable distrust of oversold initiatives or governmental overreach". #planning
https://t.co/xgqLrsvYGg