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CASEBOOK: Forecasted sales growth swings Ikea store's case
9 January 2004
Ikea Ltd has been granted planning permission for a 28,000 sq m store in north London, with the deputy prime minister agreeing that predicted growth in furniture sales demonstrated a quantitative need for the scheme.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: A network that supports the development ...
9 January 2004
A network that supports the development of community broadband projects in remote and rural areas has been awarded a grant of £50,000. The Community Broadband Network has been given the funding by Co-operative Action, which promotes the development of co-operative, mutual and social enterprise solutions.
CASEBOOK: Gasworks site store plan demonstrates need case
9 January 2004
The deputy prime minister has granted planning permission for a non-food retail development promoted by J Sainsbury Developments Ltd on part of a former gasworks in south-east London, accepting his inspector's recommendation that there is a quantitative and qualitative need for the scheme.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: Fellowships are being offered ...
9 January 2004
Fellowships are being offered at the London School of Economics and Political Science for those interested in studying women offenders. Voluntary organisation the Griffins Society is offering four fellowships, but proposals must have a community rather than custodial focus. The deadline is April 30th. For more information (tel) 020 7955 6744.
Draft lays down challenges
9 January 2004
The latest draft guidance on retail and town centre policy is set to increase the planning workload, warns Graham Stock.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: Grants of up to £8,000 ...
9 January 2004
Grants of up to £8,000 are now available to non-profitmaking organisations looking to break down barriers to employment and learning for disadvantaged groups in Hampshire. The Portsmouth and South East Hampshire Partnership has been awarded £600,000 by the European Social Fund to help local groups ease people back into training and employment. The deadline for bids is next month. For more information (tel) 023 9289 9731.
Fresh thinking on town uses
9 January 2004
The government's draft advice on retail policy gives town centres the chance to rethink their role, says Rosie Niven.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: The Coalfields Regeneration Trust in Scotland ...
9 January 2004
The Coalfields Regeneration Trust in Scotland is to receive more than £1.5 million to fund its work this year, regeneration agency Communities Scotland has announced. The funding will be used to tackle social, educational and economic barriers in former coalmining communities in parts of Ayrshire, the Lothians, Fife, Central Scotland, Clydesdale and Strathkelvin.
INTERVIEW: Universal challenge
9 January 2004
Planning minister Keith Hill makes no apologies for the welter of advice and edicts on the reformed system that planners will have to deal with, writes Rob Winkley.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS BRIEF: Financial exclusion is so widespread in Britain ...
9 January 2004
Financial exclusion is so widespread in Britain that it is undermining key social and welfare policies, according to a joint report by think-tank the Institute for Public Policy Research and the Citizens Advice Bureaux. Among the report's suggestions are: providing a range of 'universal bank products' for people on low incomes and creating a national strategy to tackle financial inclusion. Beyond Bank Accounts is available from (tel) 0845 458 9910.
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