Rebuilding Trust?
As we hit the end of the Planning White Paper consultation who is listening and what needs to happen next? Planning
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Last chance to unite on climate action
The TCPA has produced many blogs over the last six months about why the Government's planning reform agenda is taking
The 20-minute neighbourhood – a way to support healthier, active and prosperous communities?
After a year of living with the Covid-19 pandemic, many of us have been forced to reconsider the way we live and value
Finding the Forgotten Pioneers
The TCPA’s recent publication of the ‘Forgotten Pioneers: Celebrating the women of the Garden City movement’
Introducing the TCPA’s new strategy for 2021 to 2025
What the Town and Country Planning Association does is important. As you would expect, I am a firm believer in that.
Happy Birthday Ebenezer!
Let's celebrate with two tea bags and a slice of practical hope Today, 29th January, would have been Ebenezer
The end of the affair
The social contract at the heart of planning is being broken: People and business will be the losers. The very muted
The climate implications of COVID-19 – short-term standstill, long-term change?
While the COVID-19 pandemic is undoubtedly a crisis, we are still in the throes of another - the climate
The science and art of strategic planning
For planners that can remember when regional or strategic planning was a fundamental part of local authority practice,
‘A problem shared is a problem half-solved’
TCPA Projects Assistant Cova Cervilla Bordiu shares her thoughts on the TCPA’s recent seminar series for councils on
Delivering new Garden Cities with sustainable transport at their core
If we have learnt one thing from the Covid-19 crisis, it is that our health and the health of our communities’
Democracy is a non-negotiable part of planning
'But what is the point in us?' - Democracy is a non-negotiable part of planning. Squeezing it out carries substantial
