WHAT'S IN the October/December 2001 issue of PLANNING IN LONDON, issue 39

2 OPINION Customers, not victims

3 NEWS 20% drop in planning spending; Clipboard; South Bank office oversupply;   

   Freeman's goes on-line; London Planning & Development Forum: next meeting;    

4 BRIEFING Development control performance; GOL guidance; Diary.

5 Planning power for the Mayor GLA’s Scott Bailey

6 Planning for productivity CBI’s Michael Roberts                           

9 New regime for contaminated land Sophie Bowtell of Symonds Group

11 Richard Coleman Revise PPG15!

13 Blind date David Birkbeck of Design for Homes

15 Hugh Pearman On criticism

16 William Mitchell of MIT: Electronic cottages, wired neighbourhoods and smart cities

TRANSPORT SPECIAL.....................................................................................            

21 Cllr Daniel Moylan: The urgent need for the new Hackney/ Chelsea line                     

24 Jennifer Horne-Roberts: The case for monorail in London

25 Savas Sivetidis: The London Tram

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28 Promoting a policy of design quality RIBA’s Simon Foxall

30 More carrot - less stick! Lee Mallett

31 New London focus for Placecheck Dan Bone & Rob Cowan of UDAL

34 London Plan needs more homes Shelter’s Chris Holmes

37 Concordat offers engagement LGA’s Marcus Beddoe

39-43 profile: www.ukplanning.com; authorities on the internet; directory; consultants.

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