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In more recent times, there has been a refocus on health in
planning and how the built environment can encourage better health
outcomes. NHS England's Healthy New Towns Programmes is looking
at how the planning and design of communities could be done in 10
demonstrator sites across England, as well as rethinking how health
and care services can be delivered. Associated with the programme
was an international design competition to visualise how this could
be done, which Citiesmode submitted the winning entry.
Philip Liu at Citiesmode talks about some of the ideas from the
bid. Andre Pinto from Public Health England explains some of the
challenges of delivering health and care services and what
solutions that the built environment could provide. They are both
joined by Jamie McKie from Dentons Planning and Public Law
team.
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guests hand picked for their particular expertise. From Greenbelt
to Brownfield, national planning policy to local plan-making and
everything in between,
Dentons Planning TV provides a unique insight into the thoughts
of those involved at the sharp end.
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Dentons will be sponsoring the Future Law conference taking place on September 27 in Budapest. The event aims at providing a global view on the possible responses of legal industry to technological challenges and will host leading experts in the field.
The Future Law conference is organized by Wolters Kluwer in co-operation with Dentons and Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary. The law of the future is in fact very much present, as the 4th industrial revolution focusing on automation and expected to fundamentally change our world is already in full swing.
The Build-to-rent (BTR) market in the UK has grown substantially in recent years. In ever-increasing numbers, investors and developers are buying up land and properties for the purpose of BTR - benefitting from both value rises in their acquired assets and from rising rents.
Although we talk about BTR as one market, there are various different business models aimed at different segments. But how do these segments differ and what are their distinguishing features and prospects?
Dentons is pleased to invite you to register for a place at an interactive debate, "Is Franchising Good or Bad? And if so, for whom?", which is part of Dentons' International Retail Franchising programme.
This event, taking place on Tuesday 2 October from 10.00am, is suitable for organisations that have pursued, or are interested in, franchise opportunities.
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Brought to you by
Dentons and Citiesmode it draws on the knowledge of a core
panel of experts from across the sector, supplemented with special
guests hand picked for their particular expertise. From Greenbelt
to Brownfield, national planning policy to local plan-making and
everything in between,
Dentons Planning TV provides a unique insight into the thoughts
of those involved at the sharp end.
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