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Final decision on ‘at least three’ new towns next year

England · England

Final decision on ‘at least three’ new towns next year

The government is undertaking a “detailed process” to assess the sites recommended by the new towns taskforce and may consider taking forward places that missed out on the shortlist.See the Story

Planning recruitment crisis letter sent to housing minister

Housing · United Kingdom

Planning recruitment crisis letter sent to housing minister

Thirty-three organisations have signed a letter to Matthew Pennycook, urging urgent support for planning schools to continue recruiting and training apprentice planners The joint letter—backed by organisations across planning, housing, nature, and energy—calls for a £6.8 million investment in planning schools. This funding is seen as essential to sustain recruitment and training of apprentice planners, following the Department for Education’s re…See the Story

RIBA AI Survey Reveals Expected Impact on the Profession

Architecture · London

RIBA AI Survey Reveals Expected Impact on the Profession

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has released the results of its Future Business of Architecture survey, with artificial intelligence at the centre of attention The RIBA AI survey shows that a vast majority (88%) of architects feel that AI will be more important for their organisation’s business by 2035. Many of these also felt that AI will be important for their business development, sustainability consultancy, and client asset …See the Story

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