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Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects – the value in understanding implementation Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects – the value in understanding implementation | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah Hickman ‘There is very little pre-existing research on project implementation and the impact that a planning consent has on this stage. Our research fills an important knowledge gap and is not only of significance to the planning...
Sharing a vision for high quality green infrastructure.. Sharing a vision for high quality green infrastructure.. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle…. Organised by our own Hannah Hickman and Sarah O’Driscoll (Bristol City Council) the inaugural joint Bristol City Council – UWE Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments (SPE) Symposium on Green and...
CELEBRATING HABIBA EID (The Egyptian Jane Jacobs) CELEBRATING HABIBA EID (The Egyptian Jane Jacobs) | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Amir Gohar Background As a specialized urbanist I have had a long career of working professionally in participatory design and planning. I directed projects scaled from detailed design interventions to master planning; these included coastal...
Planning reform de-regulation and a place for design? Planning reform de-regulation and a place for design? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Hannah Hickman… In SPE’s last blog ‘More haste less speed’ Adam Sheppard wrote compellingly about the perils of this Government’s drive to create a laissez-faire neo-liberal planning system. This piece follows on from that to offer...
Rediscovering motivation at the Earthwatch “Science Camp” Rediscovering motivation at the Earthwatch “Science Camp” | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah E. McConnell Great expectations Like many other PhD students I am sure I found myself struggling to stay motivated over the doldrum summer months. Campus quietens and academic activities wind down which is an issue if like me you get...
Reflections on the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act Reflections on the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Amanda Ramsay One in four UK homes is estimated to currently be at risk of flooding with an average of £60 000 worth of damage inflicted per home when floods hit hardest. I learned this while contributing to a parliamentary roundtable this...
Student post: Are the Legal Regimes Governing Piracy Efficient? Student post: Are the Legal Regimes Governing Piracy Efficient? | Bristol Law School blog
This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as part of a series of work produced by students for assessment within the module ‘Public International Law’. We offer this module in the second year of Bristol Law School’s LLB...
Roundtable on Environmental Crimes Roundtable on Environmental Crimes | Bristol Law School blog
By Chetana Rukshani Karunatilaka and Cristian Heredia Ligorria PhD Candidates at the UWE Bristol Law School. On Wednesday 7th of February 2024 the Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group (ELSRG) hosted a roundtable discussion on...
Month: May 2021 10 January 2026 | Applied Marketing Research Group blog
In a survey I conducted a few years ago I was keen to discover what agencies thought about the quality of the briefing process. The results were disconcerting though not surprising. For example asked to score the statement ‘Clients are good at...
Lyons Davidson Solicitors and UWE Bristol Knowledge Transfer Partnership project update Lyons Davidson Solicitors and UWE Bristol Knowledge Transfer Partnership project update | Research and External Engagement
Lyons Davidson Solicitors and UWE Bristol are nearing completion of their 2nd Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) focussing on emerging technology to develop an AI/Machine Learning system which will streamline their business. The provision of...
Engaging with Policymakers: Lessons from a Parliamentary Academic Fellowship Engaging with Policymakers: Lessons from a Parliamentary Academic Fellowship | Research and External Engagement
Written by Professor Alpesh Maisuria Professor of Education Policy and Education and Childhood Research Group (ECRG) Lead How is policy made in Parliament?Where along this journey can academic research make an impact?And how can academics engage...