Lessons From An Apprenticeship Test Dummy
At the age of 19 I was in a job but not completely happy, wondering what I should do with
Night-time Economy to the Rescue?
Following “Freedom Day” on 19 July, will cultural institutions and the night-time economy help bring people back to central London
Some things I learnt from Stephen Ashworth
This week as we formally say goodbye to Stephen Ashworth I wanted to say a few words on behalf of
The planners’ public – the paradox of public participation?
Public participation in the planning process is usually seen as a key part of local democracy and considered an inherently
Something exciting is (finally) happening in West London
It has been a slower start than anticipated, but something exciting is starting to happen in west London. When the
Census 2021: Asking Once-in-a-Decade Questions During a Once-in-a-Century Pandemic
Every ten years since 1801 (apart from 1941) England and Wales have undertaken a census of the population. In other
How much weight should be afforded to addressing climate change in planning?
It is undeniable that we are facing a climate change emergency. Planning policy and decision making will have a role