RTPI Cymru

Cardiff BayRTPI Cymru promotes planning as a profession and builds links with other built environment professions and organisations throughout Wales. 

We offer members a programme of affordable seminars and events to assist with their continuing professional development requirements, and also publish Cynllunio, a regular newsletter for members.

We have a membership of just over 1,050 planners, drawn from the Welsh Assembly Government, National Parks and local government, private consultancies, the education sector and other organisations working in the field of planning. 

We welcome the views and opinions of all our members, and we are always looking for volunteers to help with running our programmes. Please email us or call Georgina Roberts on 029 2049 8215.

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Wales Planning Award 2010 - Open for Entries

Entries close Friday 30 July

To merit an award, entries must demonstrate outstanding achievement judged to have advanced significantly the science and art of town planning for the benefit of the community, or provide an outstanding example of the beneficial impact of positive planning.The 2010 Award are sponsored by DPP. 

Do you know of a planning project or scheme that meets the above requirements and in your view deserves recognition?

Wales Planning Conference 2010

Wales Planning Conference Carole-Anne DaviesThe report and presentations from the Wales Planning Conference 2010: The Making of Place can be found by clicking here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wales Planning Award 2009 winner: St David's Gateway 

St David’s Gallery and Oriel y Parc Gallery scheme: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority

Oriel y Parc, at the entrance to St David’s historic cathedral city provides a focal point for the area’s tourism industry. It makes a significant contribution to sustainable development and environmental awareness.

Cardiff Conservation Area Appraisal Programme - Commended

Cardiff County Council

The judges feel that recognition should be given to the comprehensive way that Cardiff Council’s planners have tackled this work, the way they have involved local communities and the fact that the appraisals now provide an agreed framework for Council’s activities in conservation areas.

The Wales Planning Award 2009 was sponsored by DPP.

Planning to live with climate changeRTPI seven commitments

The RTPI launched its seven commitments for planning to live with climate change in June 2009.

RTPI Cymru is currently working on its own action plan to support the overall work of the RTPI in meeting these commitments.

 

Title/Synopsis
Wales Planning Conference 2010: The Making of Place
Proceedings of the Wales Planning Conference 2010

Diary Date

Wales Planning Conference 2011: 7 June 2011, City Hall, Cardiff.