Planning Forum - Remit of national planners group
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This organization aims to provide a forum for those in the higher education sector interested in planning issues to network and discuss shared interests. It also aims to focus planning input to statutory bodies and organizations, and promote awareness of planning issues among members and others. Finally, it aims to organize an annual planning forum and propose workshops and sessions on relevant planning issues.
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During the Middle Ages, life was strictly controlled by the church, serfs had little freedom, and all art and literature focused on religion. The Renaissance brought changes as people started thinking for themselves rather than relying solely on the church, feudal systems declined, and art/literature explored new topics beyond religion. Ideas around religion, science, and other areas also evolved as people moved away from the church as the sole authority.
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