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Letters: Removing that hopelessly congested strip of A303 would create a conservators’ dream – a 5,000-year-old giant stone temple in an almost pristine landscape, ie no visual or noise intrusion from the motor car
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While the cult of the star architect has soared in recent decades, the figure of the town planner has arguably become comic shorthand for a faceless dullard. Yet the role is crucial to our urban future, and needs reinventing
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Observer editorial: The capital needs great planning to match its dreams
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Simon Jenkins: Using brownfield sites for new homes and offices shouldn’t be a question of left or right: our rural environment must be preserved
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Other lives: Town planner who ensured the planning system was used to improve public health and wellbeing
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Ignore the value of beauty and vandalism is the result