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Posts by Iain Painting

The opportunity of Zone 3+?

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Value uplift: For Developer, Council and communities?

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Khan suburbia deal with the London Plan?

At last the London Plan has been published...

‘Having It All’

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Heathrow: How do we capture the wider benefits?

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BPF Accelerating Planning

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Ambitious but incompatible...

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Let’s make the re-start a re-think

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Radical reform pending?

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'Planning for the Future'​ - High ambition but beware of unintended...

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Infrastructure and Placemaking

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We need a National Plan more than ever. This isn’t it

Iain Painting responds to the Levelling-Up White Paper

Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission launches final report

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What should planners hope for in the Queen’s Speech?

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The Planning Bill ...#2

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Co-location

Justin Kenworthy blogs...

Minerals Planning – Meeting the demand

Sam Thistlethwaite blogs

Bristol. Time to embrace co-location of residential & industrial use

Tudor Jones blogs...

Time to Banish the Green Belt Taboo?

Colin Lavety blogs...

The future of collaboration – what’s what

Craig Pettit blogs...

The challenge of addressing the ‘Retail’ problem

Andrew Woodrow blogs...

Top Domestic Priority or Simply A Numbers Game?

Michael Knot blogs...

What’s new in Swindon town centre?

Neville Surtees blogs...

Empowering the masses - not the few - in Scotland

Colin Lavety blogs...

Time for a Rethink on the UK's strategy for Gas Storage?

Paul Foster blogs...

A drop in a changing ocean

Nicole Roe blogs...

Purple Tuesday at both ends of the spectrum

Andrew Woodrow blogs...

10 years of National Infrastructure Planning

Tom reflects on 10 years of the Planning Act…

#Budget2018 Retail Response

Nicole responds to £675m ‘future high streets fund’...

Our immediate #Budget2018 Reaction

Mark Sitch responds....

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