Fwd: Rural Sustainability Web Page Launch

[The Land Is Ours]

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>Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2000 16:20:31 +0100
>To: b.campkin at ucl.ac.uk
>From: Ben Campkin <b.campkin at ucl.ac.uk>
>Subject: Rural Sustainability Web Page Launch
>
>
>Dear Sir or Madam
>
>Rural Sustainability Web Page Launch
>http://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/courses/planning/URBASSS/Index.htm
>
>University College London has been working in partnership with local
>authorities, transport and planning consultants, the House Builders
>Federation and Central Government to complete a project which investigated
>methods for increasing sustainability in rural areas (especially in terms
>of increasing access and reducing the need to travel) using new housing
>targets.   The project was sponsored by the EPSRC in the Sustainable Cities
>programme and ran from February 1997 - June 2000.  The research covers a
>variety of interesting topics including:
>
>® The impact of urban form (especially settlement size and provision of
>services and facilities) on travel behaviour and access.
>
>® Techniques for assessing the sustainability of development strategies -
>in line with the revised PPG3 and PPG13.
>
>® Methods for ensuring adequate provision of services and facilities in new
>housing developments - design, phasing, partnerships, etc.
>
>® The planning gain debate.
>
>We wish to disseminate the findings of the project as widely as possible,
>in a sustainable manner. Thus, we chose to deliver the information through
>a website.  There is absolutely NO COST for accessing the website, we just
>ask that you complete the questionnaire provided. The website comprises the
>following:
>
>® An Executive Summary of findings
>
>® A bibliography - linked to relevant publications produced by the project.
>
>® A useful links page
>
>® A questionnaire survey
>
>Please visit the web site at:
>
>http://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/courses/planning/URBASSS/Index.htm
>
>and let us know what you think of our findings and the techniques we have
>developed to determine more sustainable development strategies. Your
>comments are essential if we are to improve upon the research. If you have
>any queries regarding the website, research findings or techniques
>developed please do not hesitate to contact the project co-ordinator Joanna
>Williams at the following address:
>
>email: Joanna.Williams at ucl.ac.uk.
>
>We look forward to receiving your comments,
>
>Yours faithfully
>
>
>Jo Williams BSc MPhil  RTPI
>Project Co-ordinator - Research Fellow UCL
>
>The Bartlett School of Planning,
>University College London
>Wates House
>22 Gordon Street
>London  WC1H 0QB
>Tel. 020 7679 7501
>Fax. 020 7679 7502
>
>
>
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