| Planning Week 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Airing opinions on the atmosphere: local authorities have welcomed government guidance on improving air quality, but improvements are needed before it can be properly implemented. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Brian Baker |
| And now, over to the travel unit. (traffic congestion) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Sally Cairns |
| An eye to Europe: as the EU's influence increases, authorities should be seeking to develop strategies for Europe. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John Silvester |
| A weather eye on SEA changes.(effect of European Commission's proposed strategic environment assessment on UK planning) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Adrian Healy |
| Banking on branching out with IT. (urban retail banking in Edinburgh, Scotland) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Sarah Hartop |
| Changing with the times.(UK District Planning Officers Society; practical implications of Section 54A changes to the development plan system) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Andrew Wright |
| Choking on the loose noose of PPG13: technology and the government's draft guidance are not enough to stop traffic pollution, but traffic management can help to protect air quality. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Hugh McLintock |
| Clearing the brownfield land. (complications relating to insurance for housing on former brownfield sites in the UK) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Sinclair Lewis |
| Colour me beautiful.(UK colour guides around built-up areas) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Michael Lancaster |
| Coming into land at the home base: the diversity and location of many former MoD sites poses problems for its re-use as new housing land, but Oxfordshire's RAF Alconbury is an exception. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ben Griffiths |
| Developing attitudes: since the introduction of S54A, development plans have become the most contentious issue in planning disputes. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Charles Ward |
| Government backs MP's transport bill. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John Lewis |
| I didn't get to where I am today without...training: whatever stage in your planning career, topping up on your education helps. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Brian Raggett |
| Injecting new life. (RTPI 1996 Annual Awards for Planning Achievement) (city regeneration in Manchester, England) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| In search of human happiness. (RTPI 1996: Annual Awards for Planning Achievement) (includes related articles) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Institute welcomes 'constructive' hedgerow protection proposals.(UK's Royal Town Planning Institute) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Vicky Green |
| Labour's threat to planning over PFI. (UK Labour party determined to go ahead with vital Private Finance Initiative infrastructure schemes) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John Lewis |
| No comparing a fine wine with a tired town. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Darren Bell |
| Pay your own way: charging drivers as they use the road can successfully manage and restrain car use. But technology and public acceptance could prove serious obstacles. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Dave Milne |
| Pedal power: bicycle use is one way to break out of car-dependency, and there are many moves to increase its popularity. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Rose Ades |
| Planning law in practice: an update.(UK) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Tony Ray |
| Reconstructing the Territories. (rebuilding work in the Palestinian Territories) (includes personal account of study tour in the region) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Jane Arnott, George Khoury, Bob Wolfe |
| Room for a view. (complicated issues relating to retaining the character of the Uk's green belt) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Austin Mackie |
| Room for one more inside: light rapid transit systems are seen as a way to rejuvenate public transport. But they could be implemented at a loss of other modes of transport. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Laurence Pollock |
| The Nimby element is on the wane at official travellers' sites.(benefits from on-site management) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Tom Duncan |
| Tracing Europe's fracture line between east and west. (European identity in former Czechoslovakia) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Cliff Hague |
| Tracking the progress of Robin Hood: opening up a disused Nottinghamshire branch railway line has added momentum to other rail projects. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Arthur Cowie, Steve Calvert |
| Vision of an Urban Commission ...(UK city development planning) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Paul Latham |
| Weaving a web to deliver the goods. (impact of online services and home delivery systems on town centres) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ben Griffiths |
| What's on the planning agenda for 1997? (views of UK planning professionals and politicians) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John Gummer, David Coates, Clayton Hirst, Tim Cordy, Mike Hayes, Tony Struthers, Tony Burton, Keith Vaz, Chris Shepley, Michael Gwilliam |
| Why Silvertown is a sterling success. (development of West Silvertown Urban Village in London, England) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Andy Karski, George Gardner |
| Willowing around in sustainability. (Project Arable Biomass Renewable Energy sets up commercial wood fuel electricity generating plant) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Carolyn Lord |
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