Mineral Planning is the leading journal within the mineral planning sector.

It allows mineral planning professionals to understand the latest news and guidance impacting the sector, and is a single source of mineral applications, appeals, court cases and ombudsman reports.

Readers can comprehensively monitor all relevant applications, appeals, guidance and legislation and identify the critical issues, developments and arguments discussed.

Mineral Planning also keeps readers up to date on their special areas of interest such as industrial minerals (silica sand, building stone and peat), energy minerals (coal, oil and gas) and aggregates.

Moreover, the journal consolidates and shares best practice across the sector and collects together a single source of all the essential facts and issues alongside the opinions of the leading professionals in the sector.

Planning is the only weekly title for town planners and professionals concerned with planning and managing the natural and built environment.

The magazine is the official journal of the Royal Town Planning Institute and is sent to all of its members.

It combines comprehensive news coverage – including specific sections dedicated to the environment, transport, regeneration and the four countries in the UK – with authoritative features and incisive comment from leading players in the field.

The magazine also includes a weekly five-page section on the latest planning-appeal decisions on areas such as new housing, housing development, commercial and industrial land use, leisure and listed buildings.

The title regularly carries between 12 and 20 pages of jobs, covering all levels of experience.

Waste Planning is the leading journal within the waste planning sector.

It allows the sector’s professionals to understand the latest crucial news and guidance impacting their work and is a single source of waste applications, appeals, court cases and ombudsman reports.

Waste Planning lets readers comprehensively monitor all relevant applications, appeals, guidance and legislation and identify the critical issues, developments and arguments discussed.

Professionals also use the journal to keep up to date on their special areas of interest such as energy from waste, recycling, landfill and composting.

Importantly, Waste Planning consolidates and shares best practice across the sector, and provides a single source of all the essential facts and issues together with the opinions of the leading professionals in the sector.