Light blue touch paper and retire
On the eve of the publication of the government’s radical changes to the planning system, what should we be looking
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Lady Margaret Paterson Osborn “A quiet warrior but a warrior none the less”
“A quiet warrior but a warrior none the less" Today, 17th July 2020, is the 50th anniversary of the death of Lady
What a planner might learn from the Black Lives Matter movement
Since the beginning of this month the Black Lives Matter movement has taken to the streets across Britain to protest
The case for a patient approach to creating communities
I am one of those who believe that if the future is to be happier and better than the past, it depends on the character
North Essex decision provides moment for reflection on Government’s ‘Garden Communities’ programme
On 15th May a letter from Planning Inspector Richard Clews concluded that the North Essex Authorities Shared Strategic
A brief history of the role of women in the first twenty years of the Garden City movement
Woman’s influence is too often ignored. When the Garden City is built, as it shortly will be, woman’s share in the
National Housing Federation backs TCPA’s Healthy Homes Act campaign
Duncan Neish of the National Housing Federation explains why the organisation backs our ten Healthy Homes Act
How to Plan for Social Justice
In November the TCPA launched a new report London – Planning for a Just City?, the outcome of a year-long research
The Fight for the Soul of the Planner
This contribution is not written with any expectation of changing anyone’s mind, but as a final call to arms to save
The Planning White Paper, an opportunity for real change?
The country is facing housing, health and climate crises. The recently published report, Health Equity in England: the
Staying indoors during COVID-19: why the quality of our homes matters more than ever
TCPA Projects Assistant Koen Rutten reflects on the renewed importance of safe and supportive homes during the COVID-19
Lifting the lockdown: Clean air and safer, more accessible green space must become the new normal in a post-lockdown world
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced extreme changes to way in which we live our lives. These are undoubtedly
