Daily Archives: 21/06/2017

IHBC President’s planning perspectives: RIBA’s ‘Design Companion for Planning and Placemaking’

RIBA Publishing has released ‘The Design Companion for Planning and Placemaking’, a primer described as ‘invaluable for planners, councillors, highway engineers and anyone involved in planning, creating or changing places’, that includes a contribution from IHBC President David McDonald on … Continue reading

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IHBC Members with benefits: £10 off RTPI NE on ‘Heritage Matters’, in Newcastle, 5 July

Reduced rates are on offer to IHBC members from RTPI North East (NE) for its ‘Heritage Matters: from Policy to Practice‘ seminar in Newcastle on 5 July 2017, at which IHBC North Branch Chair Jules Brown will speak on ‘Conservation … Continue reading

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IHBC opportunities spotlight: Innovate UK seeks applications for £5m for innovation in ‘infrastructure systems for a better world’ 

Innovate UK will invest up to £5m in projects – including Knowledge Transfer Partnership in infrastructure systems – that stimulate innovation in infrastructure systems that provide critical services for the economy, environment and society and create growth for UK businesses, … Continue reading

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Conservative areas ‘difficult’ to get planning permission in, warn developers

Property developers are finding it ‘significantly more difficult’ to get new houses built in areas controlled by Conservative politicians, new research reveals.

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Nominations open for third Scottish ‘Heritage Angels’ Awards 2017

Nominations have opened for the third Scottish Heritage Angels Awards in a bid to find those groups and individuals – or ‘Angels’ – who have played a special part in caring for, recording and celebrating the nation’s historic environment.

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Findings from Lichfields’ latest research into rural tourism

Lichfields has published its most recent insight ‘Rural estates: economic benefits of rural tourism’, with key findings underpinning  the case that ‘Planning is key to unlock the value in rural estates’.

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NT scoops ‘Special Recognition Award’ for excellence at the Museums + Heritage Awards

On 17 May the National Trust (NT) was awarded a one-off Special Recognition Award at the prestigious Museums + Heritage Awards for Excellence.

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Campaigners win right to appeal Lancashire fracking decision

Campaigners have been granted permission to appeal against the decision to allow fracking in Lancashire.

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Grosvenor unveils £500m plans for 12 acres in Bermondsey

Building reports that Grosvenor Britain & Ireland has unveiled its £500m masterplan for 1,500 new rental homes in Bermondsey in South East London.

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Titanic Belfast and Odyssey expansion plans

Titanic Belfast and the Odyssey Pavilion are both set to undergo fresh expansion according to new plans reported on by the Belfast Telegraph.

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