Planners being made 'scapegoats': IPI

Planners have been made scapegoats by discontented politicians, idealists and the general public who have little appreciation of the complexity of the planning system, according to Iain Douglas, President of the Irish Planning Institute.

Planners have been made scapegoats by discontented politicians, idealists and the general public who have little appreciation of the complexity of the planning system, according to Iain Douglas, President of the Irish Planning Institute.

Mr Douglas was speaking on the eve of the National Planning Conference in Cork, which takes place tomorrow and Friday.

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