November 2007
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Back to the future
How the Garden City ideal is driving a new beginning for the planning movement. TCPA Policy Director reflects on the
Building the Future
There is an urgent need to find new ways to live together in which everyone has the opportunity to have a flourishing
Announcing the TCPA’s Summer Conference 2026: Strategic Planning and Inclusive Growth
...and inclusive growth. The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill seeks to create a consistent
Practical Hope: TimeBank Hull
...Links Timebank Hull: https://www.timebankhullandeastriding.co.uk/ Timebanking UK: https://timebanking.org/ Examples
Fairness in Planning?
...We all know that water finds its own level so even though raising ground and floor levels may help new houses to
Happy Birthday Ebenezer!
...certainly a need for a new approach. The TCPA has been exploring these ideas for over 120 years.
From the wrong questions to the right answers
...supply of new housing alone will not, by itself, improve housing affordability.[4] Furthermore, the social and
The climate implications of COVID-19 – short-term standstill, long-term change?
...Loa Observatory shows that levels are still increasing rapidly and reached a new peak of 417.07 parts per million in
The Wrong Answers to the Wrong Questions: Countering the misconceptions driving the Government’s planning reform agenda
...planning permission are approved in England. Consent has been granted for between 800,000 to 1,000,000 new houses
Health is made at home; why we need a Healthy Homes Act
...home village where everyone knew everyone else. Children playing with their friends, running around freely in the
In support of the Healthy Homes Bill
...importance of housing to the health and wellbeing of people and wider society. It set the groundwork for councils to
