Hannah Hickman's Outputs (49)

Housing – nationally significant infrastructure? (2015)
Other

Research report commissioned by law firm Bond Dickinson and Quod Planning to explore the potential role of the consenting regime for National Infrastructure Planning to deliver large scale housing schemes.

The impact of the new homes bonus on attitudes and behaviours (2014)
Report

An evaluation of the impact of the New Homes Bonus on attitudes towards new house building, carried out for the Department of Communities and Local Government.

Planning for growth: Planning reform and the Cambridge Phenomenon (2014)
Preprint / Working Paper

Planning for growth: Stakeholder views on prospects for growth in the Cambridge sub-region under localism (2014)
Report

The demise of strategic planning? the impact of the abolition of Regional Spatial Strategy in a growth region (2013)
Journal Article

Strategic planning has long been at the heart of the post-war statutory planning framework. From 1968, this took the form of structure plans. In 2004, however, these were replaced by Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS). Then in May 2010, the Conservati... Read More about The demise of strategic planning? the impact of the abolition of Regional Spatial Strategy in a growth region.

Briefing note: Neighbourhood planning examinations
Preprint / Working Paper

A briefing note on research in progress on the role of neighbourhood plan examination.

Experiments in the re-financialisation of english planning: The new homes bonus
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Analysis of the impact of the New Homes Bones on the decision making and behaviour of local authorities on planning for housing.

Examining neighbourhood plans in England: The experience so far
Preprint / Working Paper

The planning system in England has undergone serial and far-reaching reforms over the past two decades with a number of notable changes reflecting a drive to speed-up planning, rescale it and look towards the neighbourhood as a unit
of planning gove... Read More about Examining neighbourhood plans in England: The experience so far.

‘If independence goes, the planning system goes’: New political governance and the English planning inspectorate
Preprint / Working Paper

This paper reviews empirical evidence from interviews with forty professionals, of increased central control over the Planning Inspectorate, an executive agency of the UK Government. It highlights the acute tensions for inspectors and the planning sy... Read More about ‘If independence goes, the planning system goes’: New political governance and the English planning inspectorate.