Browne M (2010) Geodiversity and the role of the planning system in Scotland. Engaging with geodiversity–why it matters. Conference abstracts, Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Geographical Society, Scottish Natural Heritage, British Geological Survey, and the British Society of Soil Science 6. http://...
Using examples of planning appeals and public inquiries, this paper investigates the nature of that opposition and how the planning system in Scotland deals with it. One of the key issues which emerges is the difference between public and official perceptions of the place which the planning system...
People make the system work. We want Scotland’s planning system to empower people to have more influence on the future of their places. To achieve this, we can improve the way we involve people in the planning process. Building more homes and...
Paying admission fees at castles, parks, and historic sights can add up very quickly in Scotland. Thankfully, two organizations, The National Trust for Scotland and Historic Scotland, own the vast majority of such sites, and you can purchase memberships that defray admission costs. I bought memb...
The aim of this project is to generate evidence to support strategic cycle network planning in Scotland. Reproducibility: basic To reproduce the basic results in this repository, hosted on GitHub at nptscot/npt, first download and unzip or clone it and then open the ‘npt’ folder in your fa...
Regional plans for the utilization of the old, lagging industrial regions of the North of England, Wales, and Scotland were adopted. These provided for decanting of populations into a new generation of expanded and new towns. Older urban areas would be contained within protected greenbelts. In ...
Developing and testing a policy assessment tool within central Scotland UK. Plan Theory Pract 20(5):633–655. https://doi.org/10.1080/14649357.2019.1678667 Article Google Scholar Hoover F-A, Meerow S, Grabowski ZJ, McPhearson T (2021) Environmental justice implications of siting criteria in ...
Drug checking services (DCS) provide harm reduction support and advice to individuals based on chemical analysis of submitted substances of concern. Whilst there are currently no DCS in Scotland, community-based services are being planned in three cities
PLANNINGSUSTAINABLE developmentAgainst this background, of considerable change in the context within which planning operates and unhappiness with the effectiveness of the current system, this paper focuses upon the changes to the development planning system that are proposed within Scotland. It aims to ...
These data, along with profile records provided by the Soil Survey of Scotland, were the basis of a computer symbol mapping system. In the first instance emphasis was given to the production of single-factor maps but attention was later directed to an integrated land resource assessment....