Can historic buildings lead the fight against climate change?
...owners of historic buildings who want to make energy efficiency improvements. The good news is, this summer we have
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Last chance to unite on climate action
...currently out for consultation and include a wide remit of new policy which even touches on the future of public
Democracy is a non-negotiable part of planning
...the political spectrum who are trying to grapple with the reform agenda. These concerns were best distilled in a
In the zone?
...to zonal planning might actually mean. This speculation has intensified over recent weeks with reports in the
The Planning White Paper, an opportunity for real change?
...a Healthy Homes Act that will improve the quality of all new homes and we need the White Paper to commit to strong
Zero carbon homes: the industry is setting the pace. It’s time for the government to catch up
...community groups, architects and planners, environmental consultants and developers were joined by parliamentarians,
The UK’s other housing crisis
...The national crisis of poor quality housing warrants far greater attention. Together, the Campaign for Healthy Homes
Press release: TCPA responds to 2019 general election result
...“We look forward to having an opportunity to talk to the new Government about the changes we believe are
New planning for flood risk training launched
...free of charge, can be completed at your own pace. They are all available from a new e-learning hub developed by the
Press release: Councils warn that permitted development a risk to health and wellbeing
...society being more at risk. A new report ‘Housing for a fairer society: The role of councils in ensuring
Prioritise outdoor play to give children best start in life, finds new report
...new report published today by the Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA). Raising the healthiest generation in
Permitted Development
...2026) Permitted development to support the provision of new homes: Scottish government consultation – TCPA
