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NEWS IN BRIEF: A committee of MPs is to examine ...
19 December 2003
A committee of MPs is to examine government policy for tackling the regional productivity gap. The inquiry, called by the Commons Treasury committee, will focus on progress towards achieving a cross-departmental public service agreement set out in the 2002 spending review. This states the government's aim of reducing "the persistent gap in growth rates between the regions". Issues that the committee will examine include the reasons for differing productivity levels and the effect of domestic and European spending on growth rates.
NEWS IN BRIEF: More than one-third of councils ...
19 December 2003
More than one-third of councils ranked as "poor" or "weak" in 2002's comprehensive performance assessment figures have moved up a category in this year's report. The figures for unitary and county councils, published by the Audit Commission this week, reveal a marked improvement, with the most rapid progress made among the worst authorities. Almost 55 per cent of all councils are now classified as "good" or "excellent", the report reveals. Comprehensive Performance Assessment: Scores and Analysis of Performance for Single-Tier and County Councils is available from Audit Commission Publications (tel) 0800 502030.
NEWS IN BRIEF: A team of experts has been appointed ...
19 December 2003
A team of experts has been appointed to help the government combat climate change and promote sustainable energy production. Trade and industry secretary Patricia Hewitt and environment secretary Margaret Beckett announced this week that the Sustainable Energy Policy Advisory Board will work with the government on implementing its energy white paper. The document will outline a long-term commitment to safe, affordable, competitive and environmentally-friendly energy production. Sir John Collins, chairman of Dixons and former chairman of National Power and Shell UK, will chair the new board.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Birmingham City Council selected ...
19 December 2003
Birmingham City Council selected Countryside Properties as its preferred developer for the £100 million second phase of the Masshouse project this week. The 2.3ha City Park Gate scheme includes 522 flats, retail units and 12,000 sq m of office space. It will complement the first phase of Masshouse, a commercial-led mixed-use scheme designed by Ted Cullinan, and act as a gateway to the £6 billion Eastside project.
NEWS IN BRIEF: A £79 million funding package ...
19 December 2003
A £79 million funding package to regenerate Birmingham's Eastside area, believed to be the largest single regeneration project carried out by a regional development agency, was given the go-ahead by the government last week. The funds will ensure that the Advantage West Midlands scheme, covering 145,000 sq m in the city centre, includes a learning and leisure quarter as well as a technology park to serve Aston University.
Top barristers lured by offer from rival set
19 December 2003
Planning law chambers Landmark has announced the recruitment of two specialist planning barristers from 2 Mitre Court Buildings.
Study reveals state of protected areas
19 December 2003
Almost half of England's legally protected wildlife and geological sites are in a poor condition, according to latest research.
Draft town centre statement issued
19 December 2003
Planners should take a more pro-active role in identifying potential town centre sites for new shopping schemes, according to draft revised planning guidance.
Forum aims to influence key system reform
19 December 2003
Culture change and community engagement were on the agenda at the National Planning Forum meeting last week.
Morrison puts in £3 billion bid for rival chain
19 December 2003
Wm Morrison has finalised an offer worth £3 billion for its larger supermarket rival Safeway this week.
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