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Sustainable code demanded for London's buildings

24 November 2004

A code of practice for London is needed to deliver a major step change in the quality of developments, according to research today.

Parliament to vote on Crossrail

23 November 2004

The government will introduce a bill to allow the construction of a new cross-London rail line, the Queen announced today at the opening of parliament.

EP launches new regeneration training

23 November 2004

National regeneration agency English Partnerships (EP) today launched its new training programme for high-calibre graduates wishing to pursue a career in regeneration.

New chief for Milton Keynes delivery body

23 November 2004

The delivery body created to drive new housing and infrastructure development in Milton Keynes has appointed a new boss.

No guarantees on Scottish planning bill

23 November 2004

The Scottish Executive has admitted it is unable guarantee to introduce the long awaited Planning Bill ahead of the next election, due in 2008.

Consultation on forest land for homes

23 November 2004

Proposals to allow housing organisations to buy Forestry Commission land at a reduced price for affordable homes have been unveiled by ministers.

Local authority kudos rests on open space

23 November 2004

People living in areas with clean liveable streets are far more likely to be satisfied with their local authority, according to a report from research group MORI.

Gateshead housing to miss out on £230m

22 November 2004

Regeneration of council housing in Gateshead is to be delayed after the city’s arms-Length Management Organisation failed to perform well-enough to be unlock £230m in government funding.

Coe: 'Olympics would regenerate Lea Valley'

22 November 2004

Winning the Olympics Games in 2012 would transform the Lower Lea Valley and leave it with a lasting legacy, the chairman of the capital’s Olympic bid has promised.

Spatial planning 'not sexy' says expert

22 November 2004

The rise of nationalism is just one of a raft of key challenges that lay ahead for economic regeneration across Europe, a distinguished spatial planning expert has warned.