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The new National Planning Skills Commitment Plan 2025 is led by the Scottish Government and supported by almost 60 organisations across the built and natural environment professions. Together they will roll out a coordinated monthly training programme and recruitment drive for Scotland.
A suite of resources to support planning teams in taking a place-based collaborative approach to preparations for new style Local Development Plans.
The OS Data Hub, provides a free service to download open data, geospatial datasets from OS and other data providers. Use the APIs and data downloads to integrate OS data into your work and applications.
The Place and Wellbeing Network Knowledge Hub is a free, interactive group for those who are interested in the importance of place as a working approach to delivering national outcomes around improved wellbeing and inclusive growth.
Make Space for Girls are an organisation that campaign and provide practical support for parks and public spaces to be designed for girls and young women, not just boys and young men.
This report is a summary of the high-level evidence behind the 14 themes of the Place Standard Tool, the Place and Wellbeing Outcomes and their links with health and wellbeing.
The ambition of the Shaping Places for Wellbeing Programme is to: Improve Scotland’s wellbeing by reducing the significant inequality in the health of its people while addressing the health of our planet.
Find out more about how Shetland Island Council, West Dunbartonshire Council and South Lanarkshire Council have used the Place Standard tool.