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MOVES: Appointment at Arts Council England, South-East

16 January 2004

Annie Atkins has been appointed as regeneration resources officer for the Arts Council England, South-East. Formerly regional coordinator for government adviser the Commission for Architecture & the Built Environment, Atkins has also worked in grant management at the Millennium Commission and the Museums & Galleries Commission.

MOVES: Appointment at James Hay Pension Trustees Ltd

16 January 2004

Vice-chairman Ian Hammond is managing director of James Hay Pension Trustees Ltd which employs 600 people in Salisbury.

MOVES: Appointment at South Wiltshire Economic Partnership

16 January 2004

A new chairman and vice-chairman have been appointed to the South Wiltshire Economic Partnership to encourage and boost business growth in area. Chairman Stephen Woodhouse is a technology consultant with more than 20 years experience within the advanced technology, telecommunications and defence sectors.

MOVES: Appointment at Assettrust Housing

16 January 2004

Commercial and residential property investor Assettrust Housing has appointed affordable housing experts Peter Chapman and Peter Kershaw as non-executive directors. Chapman is a director of a subsidiary of housing consultancy Hacas, while Kershaw has been involved in property development for 25 years, including managing the Kuala Lumpur city centre development.

MOVES: Appointment at Plymouth City Council

16 January 2004

Plymouth City Council has appointed Nigel Pitt as its director of development. Pitt's regeneration responsibilities will include delivering major regeneration and investment proposals for the city centre and waterfront. He will also be responsible for mainstreaming neighbourhood renewal activity and supporting major programmes such as Devonport NDC. He has been acting as director of development since January 2002.

MOVES: Appointment at The Northern Rock Foundation

16 January 2004

The Northern Rock Foundation, the biggest grant-maker in the North-East, has appointed Leo Finn as its new chairman. Finn, a former chief executive of Northern Rock plc, has been a trustee of the foundation since it was set up in 1997.

MOVES: Appointment at The Hub

16 January 2004

Eileen Graham has been appointed as the business resource centre coordinator to The Hub skills and IT support centre sited on the Bayton Road Industrial Estate in Coventry, one of the largest industrial estates in the West Midlands. The Hub is managed by Warwickshire County Council with funding from, among others, regional development agency Advantage West Midlands. She previously worked for Coventry & Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce.

Website set to be a principal planners' tool

16 January 2004

Planning Resource, a website for the planning sector, launches today.

NEWS BRIEF: People living in deprived areas ...

16 January 2004

People living in deprived areas are most likely to suffer from the effects of pollution, according to a report by the Environment Agency this week. Analysing the Government's Index of Multiple Deprivation, the research found that in some parts of the country deprived communities bear the greatest burden of poor air quality. Environmental Quality and Social Deprivation is available from (tel) 01793 865000.