Articles published in 2007

February Issue 115

• Visual representation of windfarms - good practice guidance from SNH
• Small country, big plans - Scotland's second National Planning Framework
• Putting people into development plans - Planning Aid Forum, December 2006
• West Edinburgh Planning Framework - a sustainable case for treatment?
• City Region conference, Fife Council, December 2006
• Edinburgh's trams on the right track
• Scottish Planning Authority Skills Audit
• EU Soils Directive and possible implications for planning in Scotland

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May Issue 116

• Scottish Awards for Quality in Planning 2006 results - Campbeltown regeneration winner
• Scottish success in RTPI national awards
• How planning features in the election manifestos
• Planning for better results?  Recent consultations on sustainable development and planning performance assessment framework
• Community Engagement PAN published
• New Planning Act indicative implementation timetable
• Planning goes to sea - new planning controls for marine fish farms
• Advisory group on marine and coastal strategy completes report
• Work shadowing scheme launched by Improvement Service and Homes for Scotland
• Report of Scottish Young Planners Conference 2007

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July Issue 117

• Wanted: visionary planners! Geddes commemorative lecture
• New powers for fish farms could boost coastal communities
• New Scottish Centre for Chinese Urban and Environmental Studies opens at Heriot Watt
• Architecture and Design Scotland builds on success
• Nortrail - creating the North Sea Trail
• Scotland's online planning system
• Biodiversity and planning - sharing best practice
• Working with devolution - the impact of the white paper on Scotland
• Time for State of the Plan Reports?

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September Issue 118

• New Government: New Priorities
• Scotland's second National Planning Framework - update
• Strategic Environment Assessment: Three years on
• The 7th Biennial or European Towns and Town Planners
• Planning modernisation and householder permitted development
• Conservation Area Character Appraisal Edinburgh
• Encouraging participation in planning process: Fife Council
• Planners Profile: David Suttie
• Planners in the Workplace

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October Issue 119

• 100,000 at risk in Scotland of flooding
• BIDS: a new opportunity to regenerate Scottish towns
• Health Impact Assessment and development planning
• Permitted development rights and microgeneration
• Implementing the Planning Act
• Five Ayrshire towns set for makeover
• Planning Education at the Aberdeen University
• Planners Profile: Catherine Quigley
• Young Scottish Planners attend ISOCarp Congress
• Small steps toward big change

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Author:

Shirley James

Publisher:

The Royal Town Planning Institute

Date:

02-Jul-07

Categories:

Nations & Regions 

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