The Location of Development 3: Difference between revisions

From Transport Knowledge Wiki
| summary = Housing is not always built in the most sustainable location and many are locked into car dependency
No edit summary
Line 7: Line 7:
| publisher = {{publisher|Royal Town Planning Institute}}
| publisher = {{publisher|Royal Town Planning Institute}}
| authors = {{author|Samuel Spencer}} {{author|David Pendlebury}}
| authors = {{author|Samuel Spencer}} {{author|David Pendlebury}}
| keywords =  
| keywords = {{KW|Planning}} {{KW|Homes}}
| locations =  
| locations = {{location|England}}
| live_url = {{live link|live_url=https://www.rtpi.org.uk/media/9887/rtpi-location-of-development-final.pdf | test_date=4 November 2024}}
| live_url = {{live link|live_url=https://www.rtpi.org.uk/media/9887/rtpi-location-of-development-final.pdf | test_date=4 November 2024}}
| archive_url =
| archive_url =
}}
}}

Revision as of 15:05, 4 November 2024

Publication Publication record
Title The Location of Development
Subtitle Analysis of the location and accessibility of approved residential development in England
Part of Series Location of Development
Publisher Publisher Royal Town Planning Institute
Authors Author [[Samuel Spencer {{{2}}}]]‎[[Category:Samuel Spencer {{{2}}}]] Author [[David Pendlebury {{{2}}}]]‎[[Category:David Pendlebury {{{2}}}]]
Date Date December 2021‎
Summary, keywords and locations
Summary Housing is not always built in the most sustainable location and many are locked into car dependency
Keywords Keyword PlanningKeyword Homes
Locations Location England
How to find this document
Publication Live Live as of 4 November 2024
Archive