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RTPI NEWS - Looking towards the future with the Urban Design Alliance

16 January 2004

Chairing the Urban Design Alliance gave an insight into the state of the built environment professions, says Martin Bacon.

INTERVIEW: An ambassador for architecture

16 January 2004

Architect Marcus Wilshere believes Britain should drop its inferiority complex and be proud of its urban designers. He tells Colin Marrs that nowadays overseas clients are increasingly turning to British firms for regeneration advice.

CASEBOOK: Development Control Casebook Forum

16 January 2004

Send your queries or your replies to earlier queries to: Development Control Casebook Forum, Development Control Services, Suite 1, Fullers Court, Lower Quay Street, Gloucester GL1 2LW. Alternatively, fax them to 01978 869355 or e-mail them to casebook@haynet.com.

ANALYSIS: Why Leeds tops business league

16 January 2004

Britain's inter-city battle to attract business is as fierce as it is in the football Premiership. Brian McDougall looks at the lessons to be learned from a new location survey.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Precious trees

16 January 2004

Spending by visitors to woodland areas contributes £2.3 billion to the UK economy each year, claims a Forestry Commission report published this week. Forestry minister Ben Bradshaw said the study showed that forests and woodlands play a vital role in the rural economy, attracting people to the wider countryside. Scottish woodlands, such as those in Inverness-shire (above) attract more than 22 million visits a year, at a boost of £163 million to the economy. In Wales, 1.8 per cent of annual tourism spending - £51 million - was by forest visitors. Forests' Role in Tourism is available at www.forestry.gov.uk/economics.

CASEBOOK: Downloading decisions

16 January 2004

Decision letters for all cases with a DCS reference number can be immediately downloaded from the DCS website for £10 + VAT per case. Readers without a free entry code can apply through the site. The site may also be used to browse for details of previous cases published in Casebook and many others of interest.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Britain's first racecourse casino is set to go ahead

16 January 2004

A two-storey casino and expanded hotel complex proposed for a horse racing track has cleared its first hurdle.

CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Telecommunications. Chimney pot antennas judged to harm character

16 January 2004

A proposal to place three telecommunications antennas inside replacement chimney pots on a listed building in Kent has been refused on the grounds that it would be harmful to its special architectural and historic character.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Ministers back east London river crossing

16 January 2004

Controversial plans for a six-lane east London river crossing took a step forward last week when the Department for Transport (DfT) gave financial backing to the proposals.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: European Objective 1 funding ...

16 January 2004

European Objective 1 funding is breathing new life into Swansea, Welsh economic development minister Andrew Davies claimed during a visit to the city last week. More than £45 million of grant aid has been secured, benefiting 78 projects in the city. Davies said landmark schemes such as the National Waterfront Museum are helping to rejuvenate the docklands area.