Sam Stafford started posting on the 50 Shades of Planning blog in 2012 and in 2019 turned it into a podcast. 50 Shades of Planning is about the foibles of the English planning system and it's aim is to cover the breadth of the sector both in terms of topics of conversation and in terms of guests with different experiences and perspectives. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Sam Stafford was in Manchester recently and took the opportunity to catch up with friends of the podcast Greg Dickson and Claire Petricca-Riding. more
In Hitting the High Notes episodes Sam Stafford chats to preeminent figures in the planning and property sectors about the six planning permissions or projects that helped to shape them as professionals. And, so that Listeners can get to know people ... more
The Prime Minister recently announced plans to "turbocharge" development within England's largest towns and cities to mark a Government consultation on strengthening planning policy for brownfield development. more
This episode is a ramblechat that Sam Stafford recorded in London with friends of the podcast Hashi Mohamed, Simon Ricketts, Nicola Gooch and Andrew Taylor during which they reflected on another exciting few weeks in the fast-paced, ever-changing, ro... more
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It’s great to hear the first hand experience of planners from across the spectrum. more
Well done, very interesting!
I am so happy I have found this podcast, I am training to be a planner, I will be the only one in the company as I work for a financial wealth firm!I am currently studying towards my HnD in Environmental Studies to enable me to complete my degree in Urban and Rural planning. I listen to this podcast whilst at work to give me some exposure to planning specific topics and knowledge. It’s been so helpful and I have caught up to speed with the last way episode since first discovering it in November ... more
If you’re interested in town planning and all its facets, you’re going to like this podcast. Sam and his revolving carousel of interesting guests always cover great subjects in some depth without ever losing you in technical jargon. One for your commute planning types.
Good, erm, er, podcast, with erm, err, interesting, erm, participants, only let down, by, erm, errrr, erm, very, erm, irritating presentation.
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