Planning – an essential part of the solution
Fiona Howie explains why planning reform must be a priority for the next
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New briefing explores major downgrading of flood defence works in England
The TCPA's latest briefing sets out the background to the major downgrading of flood defence investment in England. It
We can build healthy homes that cut carbon – so let’s get on and do it!
Why the Passivhaus Trust is supporting the TCPA Healthy Homes
Housing sector urged to prioritise healthy homes
The Healthy Homes Pledge launches today in a bid to protect millions of people from harmful housing
New planning for flood risk training launched
The TCPA has partnered with the Environment Agency to develop a suite of online training
New report – Tomorrow 125: Rediscovering the roots of a new society
Our new report reflects on how the Garden City idea remains a powerful and hopeful blueprint for creating thriving
The seven deadly mistakes of planning reform
As we approach the next general election, the TCPA's Director of Policy Hugh Ellis reflects on the biggest mistakes of
Vacancy: Projects and Policy Manager (Osborn Fellow) (maternity cover)
Are you an experienced project manager with an interest in place-shaping and supporting the creation of inclusive and
Changes to various Permitted Development Rights: TCPA response to latest consultation
The TCPA recognises the urgent need for more good quality and affordable homes. However, the TCPA is concerned that the
Planning practice in an ‘infodemic’
TCPA Trustee Peter Geraghty discusses social media's impact on planning
Joint letter to the Secretary of State regarding the 13 December Written Ministerial Statement
This news item has been updated to include a response from Baroness Swinburne, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
Planning Inspectorate’s attempt to water down net zero buildings policies found to be unlawful
The TCPA is delighted that the High Court has quashed the Planning Inspectorate’s attempt to water down net zero
