Neighbourhood planning (NP) as enabled by the 2011 Localism Act in England has precipitated a considerable literature discussing its potential, limitations and likely shortcomings referenced against government rhetoric and the reporting of initial experiences of the process. This paper provides an overview of the current literature on neighbourhood planning and sets out how it has been received and practised across England drawing on empirical evidence. The extent of take-up and the experience of those involved first five years of neighbourhood planning and to consider how community-led planning may be designed and used following operational principles of inclusivity, capacity-building and adding value
© 2019 Liverpool University Press. This is the accepted manuscript version of an article which has b...
Neighbourhood planning is arguably the most radical innovation in UK local governance in a generati...
Neighbourhood planning was formally enabled as a statutory part of the English planning system under...
Exploration of how neighbourhoods and others have responded to the UK government’s localism agenda i...
Neighbourhood planning was first outlined in 2010 as part of the Government’s commitment to transfer...
The planning system in England has undergone serial and far-reaching reforms over the past two decad...
The planning system in England has undergone serial and far-reaching reforms over the past two decad...
Efforts to engage with communities in spatial planning have been criticised as being tokenistic, veh...
The planning system in England is regarded as a key mechanism for the delivery of housing but is als...
The Localism Act 2011 created an opportunity for local communities to form Neighbourhood Forums and ...
Neighbourhood planning was formally enabled as a statutory part of the English planning system under...
Drawing on a mix of policy learning and new institutionalist theory, the paper sets out the empirica...
Following its election in 2010 the UK Coalition Government and the subsequent Conservative administr...
© 2016 IBF, The Institute for Housing and Urban ResearchThe devolution of governance to communities ...
Efforts to engage with communities in spatial planning have been criticised as being tokenistic, veh...
© 2019 Liverpool University Press. This is the accepted manuscript version of an article which has b...
Neighbourhood planning is arguably the most radical innovation in UK local governance in a generati...
Neighbourhood planning was formally enabled as a statutory part of the English planning system under...
Exploration of how neighbourhoods and others have responded to the UK government’s localism agenda i...
Neighbourhood planning was first outlined in 2010 as part of the Government’s commitment to transfer...
The planning system in England has undergone serial and far-reaching reforms over the past two decad...
The planning system in England has undergone serial and far-reaching reforms over the past two decad...
Efforts to engage with communities in spatial planning have been criticised as being tokenistic, veh...
The planning system in England is regarded as a key mechanism for the delivery of housing but is als...
The Localism Act 2011 created an opportunity for local communities to form Neighbourhood Forums and ...
Neighbourhood planning was formally enabled as a statutory part of the English planning system under...
Drawing on a mix of policy learning and new institutionalist theory, the paper sets out the empirica...
Following its election in 2010 the UK Coalition Government and the subsequent Conservative administr...
© 2016 IBF, The Institute for Housing and Urban ResearchThe devolution of governance to communities ...
Efforts to engage with communities in spatial planning have been criticised as being tokenistic, veh...
© 2019 Liverpool University Press. This is the accepted manuscript version of an article which has b...
Neighbourhood planning is arguably the most radical innovation in UK local governance in a generati...
Neighbourhood planning was formally enabled as a statutory part of the English planning system under...