Government announces strategy for new generation of garden communities
15 August 2018 – The Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA) has welcomed the government’s renewed
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Press release: Budget fails to deliver the powers and funding councils need to tackle the housing crisis
...its support for councils if it is to meet the ambition to deliver 300,000 new homes a year, according to a major new
New Communities Group Webinar: Briefing on planning reforms and the NPPF
22nd February, 2023 : 10:00 am – 11:00 am From the changes to housing needs forecasting, and a new structure for
Our team
...towns, and work supporting new town authorities through the New Towns Network and All-Party Parliamentary Group. She
How can councils secure the delivery of more affordable homes? New models, partnerships and innovations
...help councils which are considering new models of delivery. The main findings are: Councils are responding to a lack
Planning for Climate Change in New Communities
...ambitious authorities who have recently had policies found sound that put forward ambitious net zero energy
A brief history of the role of women in the first twenty years of the Garden City movement
...Movement” that will be published in a few months. The project will reflect on the role of women in the Garden
Antrim
County Antrim ‘Mark Two’ New Town – Designated 7 July 1966 Antrim was the smallest of the towns
Ballymena
County Antrim ‘Mark Three’ New Town – Designated 31 July 1967 The 1962 plan for the Greater Belfast
The Heart of the Matter: emerging lessons in long-term stewardship
...New Towns programme. This report is intended for practitioners and explores both policy and technical detail. This
Peterlee: The Place to… Bee
...on the town, but a contribution from an organisation who wants to support positive change in one of the UK’s
Guide 6: I’d Love to Live There! Planning for Culture and the Arts
New Garden Cities should be characterised by their social and cultural vibrancy. To create attractive new communities
