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RTPI Planning Awards 2011 - winners

The presentation for the RTPI Planning Awards 2011 took place on Thursday 23 February 2012 at the Lancaster London, in a ceremony attended by Clive Betts MP, Chair of the influential CLG Select Committee, and Colin Haylock, President of the RTPI.

There are two types of category in the RTPI Planning Awards awards for projects, and awards for people. For the winners of the awards for people, please see the Young Planner of the Year Award, Planning Consultancy Awards and Education & Lifelong Learning Awards.

Congratulations to all the winners, in particular TAYplan Proposed Strategic Development Plan - winner of the Silver Jubilee Cup, the top accolade for excellence in planning.

The full list of winners and commendations in the project categories is below:

Sustainable communities

      • Winner: Low Carbon Bath; Centre for Sustainable Energy with the Bath Preservation Trust
      • Commendation: Chester Point; Chester & District Housing Trust

City & Metropolitan

      • Commendation: PorthTeigr; igloo Regeneration Ltd

Local Regeneration and Renewal

Rural Areas & the Natural Environment

Planning process

Heritage, arts, sports, culture

Public realm

Spatial Strategies

Planning for business

Judges' Special Award

President's Special Award

      • The Northern Ireland Planning Service

Our panel of judges were as follows:

      • Leonora Rozee OBE MRTPI, (Chair) formerly Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Policy Quality and Development Plans, The Planning Inspectorate
      • Professor Chris Couch MRTPI, (Chair) formerly Head of the School of Planning, Liverpool John Moores University
      • Don Alder MRTPI, Consultant and formerly Head of Environmental Services, Taunton Deane Borough Council
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