Planning for people and planet: Quietly revolutionary ideas from practice
Change is coming. It has to. Tackling the twin crises of climate breakdown and nature loss is the biggest challenge we
Guest blog
Landworker
We are reaching a pivotal moment, a crunch time for food security in a UK which produces barely 60% of the crops it
Planning needs to be central to the levelling up agenda
Levelling up will fall flat on its face if the Government persists with its attack on the town planning system. A
Achieving a healthy green recovery – the essential role of green infrastructure
The past 18 months have highlighted that parks and greenspace close to home have been critical in helping people deal
Lost Community Voices
This blog by Nick Raynsford kicks off a series of blogs that reflect on the ongoing challenge of building public trust
Change can rebuild trust with communities
Public trust is a powerful concept, that’s beset with fuzziness and contradiction. We instinctively know if we
Rebuilding trust with honesty
To rebuild trust, we need to make the conversation about housing targets more accessible and be honest with people –
The question of public trust: blogs
The TCPA has always been committed to a democratic planning system which reflects the rights of communities to shape
Planning reform must increase, not hinder, the supply of genuinely affordable homes
The government’s Planning Bill is expected to offer an al a carte menu, but if it takes forward the proposals as set
Can historic buildings lead the fight against climate change?
People are drawn to old buildings. They provide meaningful connections to the past, add character to our streets, and
Fairness in Planning?
It is 21 months since an application from Miller Homes was put forward to build on Sheep Ings Farm field in Mirfield,
A skills revolution to create the healthy, well-designed places of the future
In December 2020, the Place team at the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) published Delivering
