Models for sub-regional spatial planning

Planning Officers Society, 2008
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Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Abstract

Investigates current practice in sub-regional spatial planning, and proposes recommendations as to how it can best be organised in future based on good practice and to take into account the circumstances specific to a particular sub-region. Encompasses study methods, definition of sub-region, scope and arrangement of sub-region policy, and decision-making and governance.

History

To be read with Models for sub-regional spatial planning. Appendices (POS, 2008). Report of a research study commissioned by the English Regions Network, Communities and Local Government and the Planning Officers' Society. This document is no longer available from the original publisher therefore the status is unconfirmed.

Subjects

  • Strategic planning
  • Regional planning
  • Planning and development

Publisher History

The Planning Officers' Society formed in 1997 from the merger of the Metropolitan Planning Officers' Society and the County Planning Officers' Society. They now act as a single voice for local authority planning practitioners.

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