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 Can Cardiff’s ‘Boom’ Benefit the Wider Region?

Can Cardiff’s ‘Boom’ Benefit the Wider Region?

February 14, 2025

Looking ahead to development opportunities and risks in South Wales this year, DPP CEO Gareth Hooper recently spoke to Business News Wales about whether the region can  capitalise on [...]

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 Michelle Davies in School Building Magazine on Labour’s Approach to Education Infrastructure

Michelle Davies in School Building Magazine on Labour’s Approach to Education Infrastructure

October 8, 2024

Director and Education Lead at DPP Planning, Michelle Davies, recently spoke with School Building Magazine about the Labour Government’s approach to education infrastructure. Shortly after [...]

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 Tower Crane Index Suggests Leeds Construction Activity at Highest Level for 15 Years

Tower Crane Index Suggests Leeds Construction Activity at Highest Level for 15 Years

November 16, 2022

A ‘Tower Crane Index’ undertaken by DPP Planning suggests that construction activity in Leeds city centre is at the highest level since 2007. The visual survey undertaken across the city at the [...]

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 Time for Government to Reconsider Nutrient Neutrality

Time for Government to Reconsider Nutrient Neutrality

November 15, 2022

With Michael Gove returning as housing secretary, Mark Lane, Director at DPP has spoken to Housebuilder Magazine about the government’s need to reconsider its position on the issues [...]

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 Planning authorities can drive levelling up by embracing regeneration led by universities

Planning authorities can drive levelling up by embracing regeneration led by universities

August 15, 2022

Michelle Davies, Head of Education and Director DPP Planning outlines how the education sector can have a pivotal role to play in the levelling up of key regions of the UK, including the [...]

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 Call to conform to new public infrastructure planning deadline

Call to conform to new public infrastructure planning deadline

August 3, 2022

DPP is calling for local planning authorities (LPA’s) to have more awareness of the need to meet the government’s ‘Project Speed’ planning targets for public service infrastructure. Project [...]

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 DPP Delivering SEN Schools Across the UK

DPP Delivering SEN Schools Across the UK

May 19, 2021

Watch Director, Michelle Davies, discuss the important role DPP is playing in delivering SEN schools across the UK and the specific challenges such projects bring to the planning process. 

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The Energy White Paper and Planning for ‘Net Zero’

March 3, 2021

DPP has a track record of delivering energy infrastructure projects as well as advising developer clients on the requirements to promote energy efficient developments.  The requirements of the [...]

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 Michelle Davies on The School Development Programme

Michelle Davies on The School Development Programme

February 17, 2021

Director and Head of Education at DPP, Michelle Davies has taken part in a Recognition PR’s TEA BREAK CHAT with Lee Powell of GMi, discussing the Government’s school development [...]

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DPP Thoughts on the Planning White Paper….Refreshingly Good!

August 14, 2020

Director, Bob Robison sets out his thoughts on the much-hyped Planning White Paper. “I must confess that having seen the press briefing last weekend I was expecting to find this a [...]

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