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REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: A shortlist of nine architects ...

30 January 2004

A shortlist of nine architects has been announced for the next stage of a competition to design a 1.6ha waterside neighbourhood on the edge of Manchester city centre. More than 70 architects from 19 countries entered the competition, organised by the Royal Institute of British Architects on behalf of Urban Splash and Salford City Council. The shortlist includes de Rijke Marsh Morgan of London, Vienna's Share Architects and Manchester-based Provan and Makin Architects. A winner will be announced at the end of February.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Specialist consultants are being sought to carry out ...

30 January 2004

Specialist consultants are being sought to carry out a feasibility study into the development of cultural facilities in Leeds. The study, commissioned by the Leeds Cultural Partnership, will establish the viability of developments such as a concert hall, arena and conference or exhibition centre. It will include assessing the demand for facilities, gaps in provision and the impact on existing venues. The partnership hopes to appoint a consultant by April, with the full report expected in September.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: People are being invited to air their views ...

30 January 2004

People are being invited to air their views on a derelict former colliery that has been awarded grade II scheduled monument status. The former Chatterley Whitfield colliery near Stoke-on-Trent, has been earmarked for jobs, training opportunities and community facilities. An initial consultation meeting was held this week and a second has been arranged for 7 February. It will be attended by representatives of English Heritage, landowner Stoke-on-Trent City Council and English Partnerships, the organisation leading the plans.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Community groups in Wakefield ...

30 January 2004

Community groups in Wakefield have secured a £1 million lottery grant to fund improvements to open spaces across the borough. The money from the New Opportunities Fund will enable seven community led-projects to be completed over the next three years including children's play areas, a park in Castleford and an eco-building on allotments at Agbrigg.

Wiltshire planners on award shortlist

30 January 2004

North Wiltshire District Council's planning service team has been shortlisted for the Local Government Chronicle's management team of the year award.

REGENERATION NEWS: London mayor offers land for business

30 January 2004

Plans for a business park in south-east London are closer to becoming a reality after mayor Ken Livingstone handed over land for the £80 million project last week.

REGENERATION NEWS: Think-tank vows to help North East

30 January 2004

The newly-established northern office of the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has vowed to tackle the region's cycle of unemployment, poverty and population loss.

Retail body to revamp small town centres

30 January 2004

The regeneration of small market towns and secondary locations will be a focus for the British Council for Shopping Centres (BCSC) in the coming year, the organisation's incoming president has revealed.

Stakeholders aim to debate growth region

30 January 2004

Key figures in Milton Keynes are coming together this week at a summit to discuss ambitious plans for the city's growth.

BDP to design Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital in Brighton

30 January 2004

BDP has been chosen to design the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital in Brighton. The design will reflect the maritime location and will include an atrium to be used for art classes and puppet shows. The facility, one of seven paediatric hospitals in the UK, is due to open in 2006 and will be integrated with the Royal Sussex County Hospital.