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BUSINESS BRIEF: Colin Buchan and Partners has been commissioned ...

30 January 2004

Colin Buchanan and Partners has been commissioned to carry out an interim review of the London Borough of Newham's regeneration strategy. The appointment follows emerging developments such as London's Olympics bid, Stratford Station's refurbishment for the Channel Tunnel Rail Link and urban renewal policy changes. The review will examine the strategy's achievements over the past eight years and set out objectives for the borough over the next decade.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Inland Navigator made its maiden voyage last week

30 January 2004

The Inland Navigator made its maiden voyage last week, carrying the first of two 280-tonne loads along the River Trent from the Humber Estuary to the National Grid Transco substation at Staythorpe in Nottinghamshire. The barge, owned by transport consultancy Robert Wynn and Sons, was converted at a cost of £500,000, 99 per cent of which was met by a Department for Transport freight facilities grant.

TRANSPORT NEWS: BAA contributes to Glasgow's terminal

30 January 2004

BAA Scotland is to invest £12 million in a second terminal at Glasgow Airport, it emerged this week.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Lipton instigates skills boost for urban design

30 January 2004

Transport planners are being urged to take a more active role in the delivery of good urban design by a partnership launched last week.

TRANSPORT NEWS: McNulty releases cash for rural buses

30 January 2004

A total of £20.3 million will be spent on public transport in rural areas, the Department for Transport announced last week.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: The Northwest Development Agency ...

30 January 2004

The Northwest Development Agency has allocated £3 million for City Square, an office development in Liverpool's commercial district led by Scarborough Development Group. The seven-storey building will accommodate a workforce of 1,200. Liverpool City Council leader Mike Storey said the development "is a stunning example of the transformation that is taking place in the city".

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Advantage West Midlands awarded ...

30 January 2004

Advantage West Midlands awarded a £320,000 grant last week to help set up a business improvement district (BID) in Rugby town centre. The grant to Rugby Town Centre Company will support its work in developing BID proposals over the next two years.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Plans to redevelop the Cumbrian port of Barrow ...

30 January 2004

Plans to redevelop the Cumbrian port of Barrow have been backed by residents in a consultation exercise organised by West Lakes Renaissance. More than 90 per cent of the feedback supports proposals to build homes and a cruise terminal in the port. Only two per cent of the exhibition's 1,321 visitors have expressed opposition to the plans.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: The £15 million regeneration of a derelict site ...

30 January 2004

The £15 million regeneration of a derelict site in Lichfield has moved a step closer after the ODPM approved compulsory purchase orders on several properties. The orders, which are needed to assemble the City Wharf site, will allow developer Redrow Homes to start work on its scheme to build homes and offices on the 5ha site in the summer. The scheme, which is backed by regional development agency Advantage West Midlands and Lichfield District Council, is expected to create up to 120 jobs.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: An application for seven self-contained offices ...

30 January 2004

An application for seven self-contained offices near Malton in North Yorkshire has been approved by Ryedale District Council. FPD Savills' 5,500 sq m office scheme will replace several cottages and outbuildings at the Swinton Grange site. Andrew McBeath, a director at the consultancy's York office, said: "This is the largest speculative office scheme in the district and will provide excellent potential for increased employment opportunities in Malton and Ryedale."