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Implications for ‘community influence’ following the instigation of the Coalition Government’s National Planning Policy Framework

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Field, M. and Colenutt, B. (2011) Implications for ‘community influence’ following the instigation of the Coalition Government’s National Planning Policy Framework. UK/Ireland Planning Research Conference: Planning Resilient Communities in Challenging Times, University of Birmingham, 12-14 September 2011. Birmingham: Centre for Urban and Regional Studies (CURS), University of Birmingham.
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Creators:Field, M. and Colenutt, B.
Abstract:
This presentation examines the proposed interaction of “local communities” with future planning decisions, as framed in the new National Planning Policy Framework. It notes the focus on “helping make sustainable development happen” and the Framework’s commitment to promoting development that “reflect the vision and aspirations of local communities” via “meaningful engagement and collaboration with neighbourhoods”. Yet the emphasis of the Framework on “a presumption” in favour of sustainable development, and the clear emphasis on growth and economic factors as a policy imperative, may run up against the Government’s simultaneous commitment to both Localism and Community Rights and the presentation notes two very clear differences in tone within the one document
Official URL:http://www.bcu.ac.uk/research/-centres-of-excellen...
Item Type:Conference Proceedings
Subjects:H Social Sciences > HD Industries. Land use. Labor > HD7287.3 Housing policy
H Social Sciences > HD Industries. Land use. Labor > HD72 Economic growth, development, planning > HD75.6 Environmental economics. Sustainable development
Schools and Departments:Research Centre > Northampton Institute for Urban Affairs
School of Social Sciences
Date:September 2011
Event Location:University of Birmingham
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