Green Infrastructure Partnership (GIP)

The Green Infrastructure Partnership (GIP) is a large network of people and organisations that support the creation, enhancement and promotion of green infrastructure in the UK.

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Members receive a monthly GIP newsletter, which includes the latest green infrastructure news, events, publications and funding opportunities.

Other membership benefits: invitations to key meetings, events and presentations, as well as opportunities to network and influence green infrastructure at a strategic level.

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TCPA Annual Conference - 'Facing the Future' - the implications for planning our places

The TCPA’s 2019 annual conference will focus on the implications of future change for planners and those involved in creating our environment.

Housing for a fairer society: the role of councils in ensuring stronger communities

This report considers the barriers to councils building more high-quality, affordable housing, making ten recommendations for government reform.

Blog: Shouldn’t we get the homes we need, not just what we’re given?

Andrew Shipley writes about the need for more accessible housing as part of our Healthy Homes Act blog series.

Press release: Councils warn that permitted development a risk to health and wellbeing

Councils across England are warning that homes created using permitted development rights are a potential threat to people’s health and wellbeing.

The Raynsford Review of Planning

Rt Hon Nick Raynsford's landmark review of the English planning system, commissioned by the TCPA.

Garden City Principles

The Garden City Principles are a distillation of the key elements that have made the Garden City model of development so successful, articulated for a 21st century context.

Guidance for delivering new Garden Cities

Guidance for creating 21st Century Garden Cities.

The Journal of the Town and Country Planning Association

The TCPA's Reuniting Health with Planning initiative has four strands: capacity building, guidance, research and raising awareness. It has resulted in a number of publications in the form of planning guidance, reports and special-edition journals of Town & Country Planning.