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5 LEADERS
Planning a post-Brexit Britain; We can learn
from Singapore; Fixing permitted development .PDF

7 PICTURE FEATURE
The Tulip – a new feature for the City skyline

10 OPINIONS
Ten characteristics of places where people want to live - Ben Derbyshire; Railways in London – Andrew Bosi; What type of London does the London Plan suggest? – Michael Bach; Keep calm about Scruton – Eleanor Jolliffe; Can design limit densification? – Peter Eversden; A Housing Delivery Authority – Paul Finch; Feeding the scepticism of experts – Ben Taylor; Shouting from the rooftops – Mani Khiroya; Workspace, WeWork, The White Collar Factory and St. Benedict – Peter Wolton .PDF; Capturing commonsense – Stephen Ashworth .PDF

21 Neil Parkyn
...and the Winner is .PDF

22 BRIEFING
Office lettings at a record, City Vision 2026; Rob Cowan; briefing: Permitted Development rights– Riette Oosthuizen and Simon Owen; Permitted Development rights – Martin Goodall; Budget 2018: detailed planning analysis – Duncan Field; 2018 in infrastructure planning – Angus Walker; Mayor misses affordable homes target; £10m cash boost for London council’s planning teams; Pocket Living and Tfl pair up; Better urban design – Peter Eversden; 3D model free at the point of use for Londoners; Design matters .PDF

32 LETTERS
From: R Kinta and Richard Harrison

32 ¡PILLO!

33 CLIPBOARD
UK Innovation Corridor; Another go at the Bishopsgate Goodsyard; Tunnelling begins at Thames Tideway Tunnel

34 PLANNING PERFORMANCE
Downward trend accelerates for applications and decisions .PDF

38 LONDON PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT FORUM
High streets, more Permitted Development rights and Letwin .PDF

44 ANDREW ROGERS
Dan Dare - Planner Of The Future

45 CLICKS VS BRICKS
Is online retail a threat or opportunity to bricks and mortar retail? – Stefanie Price

47 PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
Putting the partnership back into PPP – Matthew Weiner .PDF

48 GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE
The growth of green infrastructure – Nick Ferguson

51 NPPF AND STRATEGIC PLANNING
The new NPPF introduces a two-tier hierarchy of policies: strategic and non-strategic – Sue Chadwick

54 BOBBY MOORE ACADEMY
Sunand Prasad .PDF

58 FREIGHT SYSTEMS OF THE FUTURE
Jolyon Drury .PDF

61 CLIMATE CHANGE
The financial risks of Climate change – Aleksandra Njagulj

65 BOOKS
‘The King’s Cross Story’ introduced by the author Peter Darley; ‘Modern London’ by Lukas Novotny reviewed by David Hyde-Harrison; ‘Interpreting the NPPF’ introduced by the author Alistair Mills and reviewed by Jessica Ferm

73 PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT REFERENCE GUIDE .PDF

76 SUBSCRIPTION FORM
Keep taking your PiL!

77 SHAPING LONDON – Sir Terry Farrell
The high street has to evolve or die – Neil Bennett .PDF

79 ADVICE – Consultants and services ADVICE .PDF

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