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Category: Climate change

  • Green promises broken: Garden Villages and Garden Towns will be dominated by the car

    Green promises broken: Garden Villages and Garden Towns will be dominated by the car

    15 June 2020

    PRESS RELEASE: Far from being vibrant, green communities, Garden Villages and Garden Towns are at high risk of becoming car-dependent commuter estates.

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    Posted in: Buses, Climate change, Cycling, Design, Garden communities, Media and press, News, Planning, Public transport, Rail, Trams, Walking
  • Looking to the UN Sustainable Development Goals to guide good urban growth

    Looking to the UN Sustainable Development Goals to guide good urban growth

    10 February 2020

    Guest blog by Camilla Ween, RIBA, MCIHT, AoU, Harvard Loeb Fellow The planet is in a climate crisis and the UK is in a housing crisis. We need a paradigm shift in the way we do things so that we can deliver about 250,000 new homes annually, that will not exacerbate our attempts to reach

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    Posted in: Climate change, Design, News, Rail
  • Planning reform: we must steer away from car-dependent sprawl 

    Planning reform: we must steer away from car-dependent sprawl 

    29 October 2019

    PRESS RELEASE: Our country needs more homes. What we don’t need is more sprawling, car-dependent estates far from town centres and public transport links.

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    Posted in: Climate change, Media and press, News, Planning, Public transport
  • In Memoriam Simon Norton

    In Memoriam Simon Norton

    14 March 2019

    We were deeply sad to learn that Simon Norton, a supporter of Transport for New Homes since its inception, passed away in February 2019. A passionate and thoughtful campaigner for sustainable transport, Simon Norton helped to set up Transport for New Homes and funded the project through the Foundation for Integrated Transport, a grant-making charity

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    Posted in: Climate change, News, Public transport
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