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NEWS BRIEF: Elderly people or families ...
16 January 2004
Elderly people or families leaving towns and cities for rural life are risking poverty in retirement, according to research published this week. A study found that people from urban backgrounds often find life difficult if their financial circumstances change because of poor transport links and public services in rural areas. Social and Economic Change and Diversity in Rural England is available from www.defra.gov.uk.
NEWS BRIEF: Forty bus schemes designed to ...
16 January 2004
Forty bus schemes designed to help regenerate deprived urban areas were awarded £19.6 million by the Government this week. The winners of the third Urban Bus Challenge competition include pilot 'Kickstart' schemes to help local bus operators attract enough passengers to make routes viable. For details, visit www.dft.gov.uk.
NEWS BRIEF: The Government's architecture watchdog ...
16 January 2004
The Government's architecture watchdog has strengthened its design review committee by appointing more experts from regeneration, archaeology and estate management disciplines. Each year the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment's committee comments formally on around 70 development projects in England, ranging from proposals for tall buildings to plans for retail developments.
Mersey artwork waves goodbye
16 January 2004
A Liverpool regeneration agency has been forced to dismantle a £700,000 landmark piece of public art less than a month after it was officially opened (Regeneration & Renewal, 9 January, p10).
Social Enterprise Unit chief quits
16 January 2004
The head of the government unit with responsibility for social enterprise has quit her post, it emerged this week.
NEWS BRIEF: The man who brought the Commonwealth Games ...
16 January 2004
The man who brought the Commonwealth Games to Manchester, Sir Bob Scott, believes London has little chance of securing the 2012 Olympics. London's bid includes large-scale regeneration in Stratford, east London. However, Scott told the BBC this week that London may fail because of Britain's unpopularity and its poor track record in hosting major tournaments.
London office scheme set to modify skyline
16 January 2004
A 50-storey office scheme tipped to redefine the City of London's skyline has been approved by the Corporation of London.
Disused arms depot to be 'Lakes' Eden Project'
16 January 2004
A disused former Ministry of Defence arms depot in the Lake District could become home to the UK's largest brownfield development.
Barnett regrets use of spending formula
16 January 2004
The man who invented a formula that gives Scots a disproportionately generous slice of public spending this week told how his creation has blighted his life.
ODPM planning advice service on the cards
16 January 2004
John Prescott's department is putting together proposals for an in-house team of experts that would be available to assist local authorities with complex planning issues, it emerged this week.
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