TCPA briefing: The importance of democratic planning
A briefing by the TCPA for Second Reading of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill in the House of Commons (March 2025)
Healthy Place-making
Child-friendly planning and design: insights from European cities
Webinar recording Many European cities are embracing child-friendly planning and urban design. This webinar explored
Permitted development rights, health and housing – parliamentary briefing
On 18 December 2024, Lord Crisp asked the government to clarify its policy position on creating additional housing
Raising the healthiest generation in history: why it matters where children and young people live
Recommendations and an evidence review from the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee inquiry into children,
Practical Hope: Civic Square
Community-led transformation and retrofitting for climate change About Civic Square Civic Square is a community group
Practical Hope: Transition Town Totnes
Reimagining community resilience through everyday actions About Transition Towns Totnes Totnes is a small town in
Practical Hope: South Bank Community Land Trust
Breathing life back into disused housing and restoring community pride About South Bank Community Land Trust
Introducing the planning for healthy places guide: a webinar for local authorities
The places in which people live have a profound influence over the opportunities they have and the choices they can
Planning for healthy places – a guide on embedding health in Local Plans and planning policy in England
(September 2024) Local plans are key documents through which local authorities can plan, design and influence
Securing healthy homes locally – a webinar for local government
The TCPA has produced a technical guide which explains why and how the Healthy Homes Principles can be applied in local
Practical Hope: Incredible Edible Leeds
Building kind, confident, connected communities through food growing About Incredible Edible Leeds Part of the
Healthy Homes fact checker
This first fact checker, examines why certain house builders push back against policies and standards that aim to
