A policy gap at the heart of planning reform: where did health inequalities go?
...way. The new NPPF needs to grasp that opportunity with drive and clarity. Promoting
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Permitted development to support the provision of new homes: Scotland consultation response
A response to the Scottish Government from the TCPA The TCPA, along with others, has raised numerous concerns about the
The Healthy Homes Bill
A bill that transforms the regulation of the built environment to ensure that new homes and neighbourhoods support
Blogs in support of Healthy Homes
...Healthy Homes Principles To ensure better and more inclusive health outcomes, the TCPA has identified 12
Resource launched on addressing flood risk through the planning system
...areas and yet, every year planning permission is given to build thousands of new homes in flood zones. This new
Campaign for Healthy Homes
The campaign to transform the way the built environment is regulated Too many homes and neighbourhoods built today
The Journal of the Town and Country Planning Association: January 2020
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Planning for public good or private interests?
...All unreferenced quotes are from the workshop. A New Purpose for Planning The workshop culminated in the co-creation
Press release: Development taxes – funding the infrastructure needed to create healthy, affordable places
...have a section 106 agreement attached and only 22% pay CIL. A new report makes the case for a fundamental reform of
September 2012
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