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(Video one of two) The Take Back the City campaign is a grassroots movement that is working to develop a sustainable, equitable and climate-ready community on the site of an ex-industrial site in West Belfast. Video courtesy of Matthew Lloyd Architects.

This webinar launched the TCPA’s new resource, Practical Hope: Inspiration for Community Action, which seeks to showcase and champion the practical ways in which people, places, and the environment can thrive.  We've put together a range of case studies that highlight how community groups are working to make positive change in their local area, from community food growing and energy production ...

Local plans are key documents through which local authorities can plan, design and influence environments to create and maintain health, and yet they are often weak and inconsistent on how exactly this can be achieved. The Planning for healthy places guide, developed by the TCPA in collaboration with the TRUUD research programme and local authorities, provides practical evidence, guidance, and ...

The TCPA has produced a technical guide which explains why and how the Healthy Homes Principles can be applied in local policy and practice (www.tcpa.org.uk/resources/healthy-homes-principles-a-guide-for-local-implementation/). This webinar shares highlights from the guide and outlines some of the approaches adopted by different local authorities around England. It includes presentations from L...

Session Four from the TCPA's conference, 'Developing Well - creating places and spaces where children and young people thrive' (June 2024). How can the private sector collaborate and bring forward the voices of children and young people in development and shaping environments? Introduction: Andrew Pritchard - Chair of Trustees, TCPA Youth voice in regeneration schemes and the Voice Opportunity ...

Session Three from the TCPA's conference, 'Developing Well - creating places and spaces where children and young people thrive' (June 2024). What can Local Authorities do, across their roles and powers, to create environments where children and young people ‘develop well’? Introduction: Gemma Hyde - Projects and Policy Manager, TCPA Child friendly Leeds Jenny Rutherford - Play Strategy Officer,...

Session Two from the TCPA's conference, 'Developing Well - creating places and spaces where children and young people thrive' (June 2024). Why is creating places and spaces where children and young people can ‘develop well’ so important? Introduction: Riva Kapoor - Honorary Treasurer, TCPA Dr William Bird MBE - GP, CEO Intelligent Health, Hon. Prof University of Exeter Tim Gill - Independent re...

Session One from the TCPA's conference, 'Developing Well - creating places and spaces where children and young people thrive' (June 2024). Welcome and introduction: Fiona Howie - Chief Executive, TCPA Keynote: Anne Longfield CBE - Exec Chair, Centre on Young Lives This event was supported by Sport England.

The New Towns programme remains the most ambitious urbanism initiative ever undertaken in the UK. The programme sought to provide jobs and affordable homes in healthy, balanced, and thriving communities. The 32 New Towns delivered through the New Towns Act today provide homes for over 2.8 million people. There are many lessons to be learnt from the successes and failures of the New Towns progra...

Where children and young people grow up shapes their ability to live healthy lives. This webinar will be of interest to anyone working to create and shape places that support children and young people to be heard and thrive. It is part of the TCPA's 20-minute neighbourhood webinar series: www.tcpa.org.uk/collection/20-minute-neighbourhood-webinars/

This short video is relevant to you if you're: - a local authority planner checking if a flood risk assessment has adequately considered climate change; or - you're undertaking a flood risk assessment and want to check which climate change allowances apply. This video will explain how to find the right climate change allowances for your situation.

An ageing population presents opportunities & challenges to create better places. Chief Medical Officer, Prof Chris Whitty, gives the opening keynote talk in this webinar exploring healthy ageing in place. This resource is part of the TCPA's 20-minute neighbourhoods collection: www.tcpa.org.uk/collection/20-minute-neighbourhood-webinars/

'Housing with a heart' is written and performed by Eileen Gbagbo. This poem was commissioned by the TCPA in 2023 as part of the Tomorrow 125 project: a three-year project exploring how the Garden City movement can give practical hope to 21st century communities. More information on Tomorrow 125: www.tcpa.org.uk/areas-of-work/garden-cities-and-new-towns/tomorrow-125/

We are calling for the built environment sector to commit to the Healthy Homes Pledge and all political parties to establish a statutory duty that requires the sector to protect people from harm and positively promote our health and wellbeing. Sign the Healthy Homes Pledge: www.tcpa.org.uk/healthy-homes-pledge/

Neighbourhood planning and 20-minute neighbourhoods webinar

Measuring Environmental Justice: Birmingham City Council presentation (Nov 2023)

Applying the sequential and exception tests to planning applications

Flood risk assessments for planning applications

Introducing the Healthy Homes Campaign

Rural expressions of 20-minute neighbourhoods

Garden Cities: separating truth from myth

Waltham Forest's 15-minute neighbourhood framework

Launch: The Climate Crisis - a guide for local authorities on planning for climate change

Flood and Coastal Erosion: Understanding updates to the Planning Practice Guidance (Webinar)

20-Minute Neighbourhoods: Creating Connected Places

Green Infrastructure Partnership Conference: A New Era for Green Infrastructure? Session 3

Green Infrastructure Partnership Conference: A New Era for Green Infrastructure? Session 2

Green Infrastructure Partnership Conference: A New Era for Green Infrastructure? Session 1

20-Minute Neighbourhoods - The vital role of data in creating complete, compact and connected places