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Blow for prospective URC bidders

8 November 2004

Fledgling urban regeneration companies (URCs) in Blackpool and Great Yarmouth and Waveney have been dealt a blow after English Partnerships withdrew a funding pledge to set them up.

Application submitted for Croydon scheme

8 November 2004

Developer Stanhope today submitted its revised detailed planning application for the controversial “Croydon Gateway” site, including office and residential buildings up to 27 storeys high, as well as a 4.5 acre public park.

North East spurns assembly

5 November 2004

People in the North East have voted overwhelmingly against proposals for a directly elected regional assembly.

Pathfinder launches £70 million bid to revive Hull

4 November 2004

A £70 million bid to revive Hull neighbourhoods over the next three years has been submitted by Gateway, the housing market renewal pathfinder for Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Wind farms hit house prices

4 November 2004

A planning application for a wind farm hits local house prices although the negative impact diminishes as time goes by, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors today.

Labour rebels hit gambling bill

2 November 2004

The government's gambling bill, which would allow mega-casinos to built in the UK for the first time, passed its second reading last night despite 29 Labour MPs voting against it.

Hill unveils reform of negotiating tactics

2 November 2004

Planning minister Keith Hill this morning revealed plans to overhaul the planning obligations system.

Association expands its planning expertise

1 November 2004

The Local Government Association entered into a consultancy agreement today with the Planning Officers Society to enhance the voice of councils in responding to changes to the planning system.

Blair warned of franchise threat to Gateway

29 October 2004

A council leader has warned the prime minister that problems with the new franchise to operate Kent's railways threaten the growth prospects of the Thames Gateway.

Proposal to sustain Scottish social enterprise unveiled

29 October 2004

Plans for an extended infrastructure of Scottish social enterprises are under way amid concerns that millions of pounds allocated to the sector could be wasted.