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Cadwallader to head Derby CityScape

20 January 2004

Urban Regeneration company Derby CityScape has appointed John Cadwallader as its chief executive.

Housing Corporation to be assessed by select committee

20 January 2004

The role and effectiveness of the Housing Corporation is to be probed by the Commons ODPM select committee.

CABE appoints Urban Initiatives for design workshops

20 January 2004

The Commission for Architecture in the Built Environment has appointed consultants Urban Initiatives to develop and deliver a pilot programme of in-house design workshops for volume housebuilders.

Able UK aims to recycle warships on Teesside

20 January 2004

A scheme to dismantle former US warships on Teesside is set to be revived one month after it was thrown out by the High Court.

Renewable energy could create 35,000 jobs by 2020

20 January 2004

Up to 35,000 jobs in the renewable energy industry could be created across the UK by 2020, according to research unveiled by the Scottish Executive.

Wales heading for worst housing crisis in UK

20 January 2004

Wales is facing the worst housing crisis of anywhere in the UK, according to a major report published today.

Cambridge drops monkey research centre plans

27 January 2004

Cambridge University is scrapping highly controversial plans for a primate research centre due to the high cost of protecting it from animal rights activists.

Mulligan frees up £4 million for debt advice

27 January 2004

New services to help people deal with debt will start in April, deputy communities minister Mary Mulligan has announced.

Out-of-town centres in cash bonanza

27 January 2004

The UK’s out-of-town shopping parks and centres attracted sales worth £2.5 billion last year, according to latest statistics.

Developing skills to deliver the Sustainable Communities Plan

27 January 2004

The Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment’s new Skills Unit is to target urban design training at highways and transportation professionals.