Latest Jobs
- Principal Economic Policy Analyst
- West Midlands
- £30,598 - £37,543 per annum
- Programme Director – West Cumbria
- North West England
- Competitive salary
- Head of Economic Regeneration
- East Midlands
- £46,407 - £54,852
- Professional Support Planner
- South East England
- £Competitive, DOE + bens
- Planning Consultant
- South East England
- Assistant Enforcement Officer
- North West England
- £24000-£200000
- Principal Planning Officer
- East Midlands
- Policy Advisors (2 Posts)
- Central London
- £28,105
- Team Leader – Local Authority Plan Making
- Central London
- £42,435
- Planning Officer/Planning Manager
- Wales
Archive
Search articles from Planning, PlanningResource, Regeneration & Renewal and Regen.net
To find items containing all words, use and between each word
REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: A company developing a 29.2ha site on the Lancashire coast ...
28 November 2003
A company developing a 29.2ha site on the Lancashire coast is seeking ideas from architects for the design of a pedestrian-only village. Kensington Developments has launched a two-stage competition to help it draw up plans for a £650 million tourism, cultural, business and residential development near Lytham St Anne's. The closing date for entries to the competition, which is being organised by the Royal Institute of British Architects, is 9 January 2004.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Food and drink uses - Restaurant held to erode strategic employment site
28 November 2003
An inspector has refused to sanction the construction of a drive-through restaurant at a business park in Lancashire, rejecting arguments by the appellants that it would stimulate further development and add to the economic vibrancy of the area.
REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: More than 280ha of woodland has been planted in Merseyside and Cheshire ...
28 November 2003
More than 280ha of woodland has been planted in Merseyside and Cheshire in the past year, half of which has taken place on derelict land, the Mersey Forest has reported. Around 2,500ha of woodland has been planted since the organisation was launched in 1991. It aims to regenerate derelict and contaminated land by creating community forests.
REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: A project offering residents of a south Bristol estate ...
28 November 2003
A project offering residents of a south Bristol estate the chance to become involved in the regeneration of their neighbourhood has been awarded £24,000 of European Objective 2 funding. The money will allow the Community in Control project on the Inns Court estate to appoint a community development officer to work with residents to tackle problems experienced on the site. Vandalism, rubbish dumping and fears about crime have stopped many people from becoming involved in regeneration activities.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Community facilities - Graveyard proposal rejected due to lack of detail
28 November 2003
An environmentally-friendly graveyard in Hampshire has been rejected because the appellant failed to show how it would be integrated into the environment, what level and location of parking and turning provision would be made or what level of vehicle movements could be anticipated.
REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Work has started on the northern extension of Manchester's Arndale centre ...
28 November 2003
Work has started on the northern extension of Manchester's Arndale centre following the closure and demolition of Cannon Street and a former bus station. The £150 million project is the final piece in Manchester City Council's millennium masterplan for the regeneration of central Manchester. The extension will increase the centre's overall retail space by 91,400 sq m and will provide 75 shops, a covered winter garden and restaurants. Completion of the Manchester Arndale redevelopment is due in phases, starting in Christmas 2005.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Community facilities - Church fails green belt policy and traffic tests
28 November 2003
The construction of a church with car parking in Cheshire has been dismissed on the grounds that it would be inappropriate in the green belt and would have an unacceptable impact on the openness of the area.
REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: The supply of affordable housing for the Wembley regeneration project ...
28 November 2003
The supply of affordable housing for the Wembley regeneration project will be led by Genesis Housing Group and Family Housing Group, the London Borough of Brent's housing service announced this week. The outline planning application received from Quintain Estates includes 4,000 homes, of which 40 per cent will be affordable. Quintain submitted its plans to Brent last month (Planning, 7 November, p5).
REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: A strategy for development in Sheffield's Lower Don Valley ...
28 November 2003
A strategy for development in Sheffield's Lower Don Valley is to be drawn up by Toronto-based masterplanners Urban Strategies. The British Land Company and Sheffield City Council have appointed the company to examine all the development options in the area. The six-month study will cover the area from the Don Valley Stadium to the eastern side of the M1 motorway. It will include all of the major leisure facilities in the area as well as the Meadowhall shopping centre.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Commercial and industrial - Reuse of poultry houses supported with costs
28 November 2003
A scheme involving the use of two poultry houses at a farm in Cambridgeshire for storage and light industrial uses has been approved, with costs being awarded in favour of the appellant.
Filter Results
Click on a filter below to refine your search
By Sectors
Articles since May 2007
By Article Date
2003
- Nov-2003
- 06-Nov-2003 (1)
- 07-Nov-2003 (186)
- 14-Nov-2003 (187)
- 21-Nov-2003 (196)
- 28-Nov-2003 (189)
By Source
- Planning (419)
- Regeneration & Renewal (340)
Find a Consultant
Find a planning or regeneration consultant
