An update on how we’re working during quarantine.

Pupils from McLaren High School create a zine to highlight their experience of their place.

An update on our response to the COVID-19 situation.

PAS and ISOCARP take part in the World Urban Forum

We have put together a guide to share how we think Local Place Plans could work.

Testing the applicability of the Place Standard tool to assess the quality of Gypsy/Traveller sites.

Our education team reflects on the 30th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and its importance in planning and placemaking.

Fife Council last week took forward the decision to use compulsory purchase to demolish the Glenwood shopping centre in Glenrothes.

PAS recently organised a zine making workshop with the STAR Project in Paisley.

We are creating a town planning zine, under the title “An unofficial guide to involving young people in their place”.

The Applecross Community Land Use Plan has now been published. Find out more.

Historic Scotland has commissioned PAS to carry out a pilot project on heritage crime, called Past Protectors.

We share results of a community survey on Local Place Plans.

Advice Volunteers help individuals and communities across Scotland to participate in planning decisions.

March 2019 is shaping up to be a particularly busy for the Bridging the Gap project, one of our key education programmes. We are currently working with young people and teachers in five locations to deliver the project.