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REGENERATION NEWS: Study calls for market rents in local plans

28 February 2003

A specific category could be created in local plans for homes built by housing associations for rent at market rates, a report has suggested. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: English Partnership to invest in Chislet site

28 February 2003

English Partnerships is to invest £1.25 million at the Chislet site near Canterbury, which has been derelict since 1969. The programme will reclaim a 4ha site owned by the South East England Development...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Birmingham City Council receives planning application

28 February 2003

Birmingham City Council has received a planning application for the redevelopment of two former car parks at the Longbridge car plant. St Modwen Properties, development partner of the MG Rover Group, wants...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Sheffield Hallam University to purchase Music Centre

28 February 2003

Sheffield Hallam University is to purchase the defunct National Centre for Popular Music from development agency Yorkshire Forward for £1.85 million. The deal is a land swap under which the university will give...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Bootle town centre secures grant

28 February 2003

Bootle town centre has secured a £268,000 grant from the Northwest Development Agency for environmental regeneration in the Stanley Road area. The scheme will provide new paving, street furniture, public art, trees and...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Demos warns community groups

28 February 2003

Think-tank Demos has warned that community groups may lose the trust of those they serve if they are co-opted by the government to deliver its social exclusion policies. Demos surveyed 40 community projects...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Bradford City Council transfers homes to local housing companies

28 February 2003

Bradford City Council has transferred its 26,000 homes to six local housing companies, unlocking a £175 million repair and improvement programme over the next five years. The council says that the new landlords...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: North West businesses may obtain free planning advice

28 February 2003

Rural businesses in the North West will be able to obtain free planning advice following a successful pilot by the Northwest Development Agency of its rural planning service. The agency is putting up...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Everton Football Club denies reports

28 February 2003

Everton Football Club has denied local reports that it has pulled its proposal for a new stadium at Liverpool's King's Dock because of rocketing construction costs. The club insists that it will...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: One North East gets new headquarters

28 February 2003

Regional development agency One North East is moving to new headquarters. Around 300 staff will be brought together at Stella House on the banks of the River Tyne in Newcastle. The staff...