RIBA calls for architects to have greater role in government’s planning reforms

By Tom Lowe2024-09-26T11:57:00

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Organisations from across the built environment have set out their responses to the consultation on changes to the National Planning Policy Framework.

There was widespread enthusiasm for the proposed changes, which include the reintroduction of mandatory targets, a review of the grey belt and the removal of beauty references, but organisations made a number of suggestions for improvements.

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