Planning Reform: in defence of democratic planning
(Photo: Civic Square aims to enable community-led transformation and transition in Birmingham. It is one of the case
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Why all new homes must be climate resilient
To ensure better and more inclusive health outcomes, the TCPA has identified 12 Healthy Homes Principles that
Zero carbon homes: the industry is setting the pace. It’s time for the government to catch up
Hope and a sense of purpose. These were the refreshing and much needed takeaways from this week’s parliamentary
Labour’s planning reform agenda: turning point or tipping point for climate action?
The TCPA has long been an advocate of the planning system’s central role in addressing the climate crisis. This is
New briefing explores major downgrading of flood defence works in England
The TCPA's latest briefing sets out the background to the major downgrading of flood defence investment in England. It
New planning for flood risk training launched
The TCPA has partnered with the Environment Agency to develop a suite of online training
Joint letter to the Secretary of State regarding the 13 December Written Ministerial Statement
This news item has been updated to include a response from Baroness Swinburne, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State
Quick office-to-housing conversions will risk residents’ health, according to new TCPA research
Blog about a national review of planning policy, building regulations and housing law under permitted development
The Government’s changes to planning will result in more poor-quality homes: TCPA response to today’s announcement
Tuesday 13 February The Government’s intention to remove the last remaining safeguards on converting commercial
Planning for flood risk webinar: Flood risk assessments for planning applications
Planning for flood risk in England is underpinned by a sequential, risk-risk based approach to development. This must
Planning for flood risk webinar: Applying the sequential and exception tests to planning applications
Planning for flood risk in England is underpinned by a sequential, risk-risk based approach to development. Planning
Salt Cross: a serious error of judgement
Hugh Ellis tackles the decision by PINS to remove critical climate targets from the proposed West Oxfordshire Area
