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The Institute represents the planning profession and its object, as stated in its Royal Charter, is "to advance the science and art of town planning in all aspects, including local, regional and national planning, for the benefit of the public". RTPI Conferences run seminars on a wide variety of subjects.

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Current highlights

RTPI's Negotiation skills

14 September 2010

We are all under pressure to achieve more with less. The days of command and order in business relationships are long gone.This seminar will introduce you to a range of tools and techniques to increase your effectiveness in any negotiation situation.

 

RTPI's Finance for the non-financial manager

15 September 2010

 

E-Planning Conference

16 September 2010

This annual event will concentrate on how local authorities can realise the benefits from the provision of e-planning solutions, giving practical examples of the issues involved.

 

Understanding developers - who they are and how they make development happen

22 September 2010

This masterclass will provide you with an overview of how the development industry operates, a detailed insight into the appraisal process and a greater understanding of the risk and profit elements.

 

Renewable energy conference

23 September 2010

This topical one-day conference will enable planners to understand the implications of the new Climate Change PPS and the Government policy on renewable energy. This conference will examine the issues surrounding renewable energy and discuss how planners can ensure that Government targets will be met.

 

Getting the best development on site

24 September 2010

This conference will provide delegates with the inspiration, ideas and tools to achieve what all planners should be concerned about - getting the best development on site. In today's world and economic climate, leading, articulating and successfully negotiating exemplary, viable development requires creativity and insight into design, sustainability, stakeholder management, commercial realities.