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Government consultation policy "is confused"

17 November 2004

The ODPM's move towards more public participation in planning is threatened by forces in government that want to see greater centralisation, according to a leading campaigner.

Edinburgh stores face demolition

16 November 2004

Edinburgh's Princes Street is set for a major upgrade in a bid to maintain its reputation as a major shopping destination.

New masterplan for Bo'ness released

16 November 2004

A masterplan for a £150 million leisure and residential development around the newly restored Bo'ness harbour on the Firth of Forth have been unveiled.

Work begins on New Islington homes

16 November 2004

Work has begun on the first homes in the £250 million New Islington Millennium Community at Ancoats, East Manchester.

Community land trust pilot for Gateway

15 November 2004

English Partnerships is to support a community land trust pilot in the Thames Gateway to help low income workers onto the property ladder.

Sunderland stand-off continues

15 November 2004

The row over one of Sunderland’s best development opportunities has taken another twist after Tesco submitted a new planning application for the site.

Oldham NDC chair removed from post

12 November 2004

The chair of Oldham’s new deal for communities (NDC) partnership is to be removed from the NDC board after a review of his conduct was held this week.

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands this week admitted it will be unable to satisfy demand for its funds from regeneration groups unless the Government allows it to increase the proportion of its budget dedicated to running costs.