Iceni’s Manchester office have taken a look at the draft NPPF with a view to understanding the implications for the BtR sector. hubs.ly/Q02Kd-9f0 #NPPF #BtR

Iceni Projects supports the transition of future planners from studying to the professional environment. It also touches upon the climate crisis .... hubs.ly/Q02L6VZC0 #futureplanners #climatechange #NPF4

After reflecting, our transport team at Iceni shares insights on the draft NPPF changes and their impact on future development. hubs.ly/Q02LSqnn0

We explore the usability challenge in heritage conservation and how proposals must navigate established and emerging policy and legislation when adapting assets to secure their sustainable future. hubs.ly/Q02Np3jN0

🌿 Unlocking the Benefits of Off-Site Biodiversity Net Gain 🌿 On-site BNG is essential, but it's time to rethink off-site solutions. hubs.ly/Q02Pkvgg0 #BiodiversityNetGain #Sustainability #Ecology #NatureRecovery

Iceni is proud to launch its annual Industrial & Logistics research, which this year identifies key priorities for the new planning system Click below to view the report and our 5 key recommendations for the Government to consider in its planning reforms hubs.ly/Q02Q9-kF0

Labour’s first Conference in government for 15 years brought with it a clear message that although there is much for the Party to celebrate, now the real work begins. hubs.ly/Q02Q_M2j0

The independent New Towns Taskforce met recently in Milton Keynes to agree a series of workstreams for the next 12 months As they embark on their mission to identify high potential locations,we have given some thought to potential implications for planning hubs.ly/Q02RCVJS0

The Scottish Government declared a national housing emergency, acknowledging the mounting pressures on housing supply & affordability across all tenures Here’s our thoughts on the situation in Edinburgh hubs.ly/Q02Tg2rV0 #housingcrisis #ScottishGovernment #LDP #Edinburgh

New Towns are back; what can we learn from previous examples, and prepare them for the future? hubs.ly/Q02Vm2fs0

Have you been avoiding conflict? This week we explore how fostering conflict might be a way to smooth the design process. hubs.ly/Q02W6QwC0

What are the government’s plans for the hiring of 300 new local authority planners and how can they be made more effective? hubs.ly/Q02X14480

This week’s insight takes a dive into data centres with @Chris Jones With data centres’ newly awarded status as Critical National Infrastructure, Chris looks into the opportunities that lie ahead and some of the likely geographic hotspots. 👀 🔎 hubs.ly/Q02XZHPK0

Green Belt challenges: Jamie Sullivan looks into why Local Plan adoption is stalling and what lies ahead. Read more: hubs.ly/Q02YNsVT0

As the push for Net Zero intensifies, archaeologists are challenged to preserve our historical treasures while making way for renewable energy like solar farms. hubs.ly/Q02ZlRS50

High streets are undergoing a fundamental change to remain competitive. Our Transport Planner Scott takes a look at the latest edition of the Living Streets Pedestrian Pound report. hubs.ly/Q02-8dzv0

With the Government’s focus this side of Christmas firmly set on fixing their own foundations, the anticipated Devolution Bill has been delayed to early 2025. hubs.ly/Q02-KNVn0

With the festive season almost upon us, our CEO Ian Anderson rounds off 2024 with a Christmas wish to breathe fresh life into London’s night-time economy in this new blog post. hubs.ly/Q02_pY3m0 🥂🥂

🌟 2025: A Transformative Year for Planning and Decentralisation 🌟 Amid the spotlight on the NPPF reforms and the upcoming Planning and Infrastructure Bill, let’s not overlook the quieter revolution brewing: the English Devolution Bill. hubs.ly/Q032v8hY0

What’s next for shopping centres? This week we explore how they could unlock 18,000 homes in and around London, Oxford and Cambridge. hubs.ly/Q033nY8m0