Resources

This page details research work undertaken at the University of Dundee around exploring the nuances and finer grain of the 20 minute neighbourhood concept. Examining what is achievable and how that can be delivered practically through the assembling of the means, and understanding the mechanisms, triggers, causal factors and behaviour changes necessary to produce and support the successful operation of a 20 minute neighbourhood.

The Scottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey (SVDLS) is a yearly data collection by the Scottish Government to find out how much vacant and derelict land there is, where it is and what state it is in. You can now view this data on a map to find out about sites near you.

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.

The places where we live are important to our health and wellbeing. Changing how road space is used has an important part to play in people’s quality of life.

This strategy contains current initiatives and future actions to help fulfil the Scottish Government vision for the retail sector in a fair, sustainable way.

Mobility hubs are highly visible, safe and accessible spaces where public, shared and active travel modes are co-located alongside improvements to public realm and where relevant enhanced community facilities.

Report on how Town Planning can help create environments to support good mental health.

Guidance and templates to aid the design and development of a proposal or masterplan.