PIPA aims to help you be fully equipped to tackle the important role of being a planning Councillor. Below please find a selection of Resources that we hope that you will find valuable - but if you don't find what you are looking for, the value of the Network is that there is a large body of fellow members that will be knowledgeable and probably keen to help. To make a request through the Member Bulletin please contact the Network Manager.

PPS4: Planning for Prosperous Economies

On 12th February Cristina Howick and Peter Keenan (from Roger Tym & Partners) outlined, explained and took questions on the new PPS4: Planning for Prosperous Economies. You can see the two Presentations from this event by taking the links above.

PIPA Conference 2009 - Delivering for the Upturn

The 2009 Conference was very well received with the majority of those completing the evaluation form assessing the event organisation as 'excellent' and everyone else as 'good'. An unsolicited Member Report of the event can be read via this link and a Report in Planning will appear shortly. The programme with an almost complete set of links to the related Presentations can be accessed here - but please be patient with the links as most Presentations are large files that will not download instantly.

Section 106 Agreements – Time for Review?

Following on from the well-supported meetings in Bristol, London and Tunbridge Wells, a further meeting was held in Grantham on Monday 14th September. A copy of the presentations, supporting material and Networks' member discussions are available via this link.

AWARDS

On the RTPI website we provide information about RTPI Awards but also accessible here is a list of relevant annual Awards offered by other organisations with links to the related website. Use the links there to go direct to the relevant Award webpages to make sure you know when the entry is required and to allow you to match yourself against recent winners.

BULLETINS

We will hold here an archive of Forum Bulletins over the last 12 months; please note that the frequency of Bulletins has altered over this period and that, because web-content is ever-changing, some links shown in the Bulletins may no longer work or make the correct connection.

Bulletin 88: Issued 11th March 2010

Bulletin 87: issued on 25th February 2010

Special Briefing on Conservative Planning Green Paper

Bulletin 86: issued on 08th February 2010

Bulletin 85: issued on 26th January 2010

Bulletin 84: issued on 11th January 2010

Bulletin 83: issued on 15th December 2009

Bulletin 82: issued on 03rd December 2009

Bulletin 81: issued on 18th November 2009

Bulletin 80: issued on 06th November 2009

Bulletin 79: issued on 20th October 2009

Bulletin 78: issued on 06th October 2009

Bulletin 77: issued on 03rd September 2009

Bulletin 76: issued on 19th August 2009

Bulletin 75: issued on 03rd August 2009

Bulletin 74: issued on 20th July 2009

Bulletin 73: issued on 04th June 2009

Bulletin 72: issued on 21st May 2009

Bulletin 71: issued on 06th May 2009

Bulletin 70: issued on 22nd April 2009

Bulletin 69: issued on 31st March 2009

Bulletin 68: issued on 17th March 2009

Bulletin 67: issued on 03rd March 2009

PIPA CONFERENCES

2008 Places Need Vision

The presentations from the second PIPA UK Conference in Manchester, including the contribution from the then Secretary of State Hazel Blears, are available via this link; because most are large files they have been included in the pdf format.

2007 New Horizons for Democratic Planning

The presentations from this first PIPA UK Conference are available by following the link here; because many are large files they have been included in the pdf format.

Author:

Andrew Matheson

Publisher:

The Royal Town Planning Institute

Date:

11-Mar-10

Categories:

Networks & Associations 

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