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Wilshere takes design lobby chairmanship
23 January 2004
The Urban Design Alliance (UDAL) appointed Marcus Wilshere as its chairman for 2004 last week.
Review recognises home policy needs
23 January 2004
Affordable housing policies set out in the 2000 rural white paper are "too narrow", according to a review of the document published last week.
Urban design practice Roger Evans Associates has been hired ...
23 January 2004
Urban design practice Roger Evans Associates has been hired by the London Borough of Brent to develop a tall buildings strategy to provide guidance on locations and designs in Wembley. The study will focus on the town centre, Wembley High Road and areas surrounding the new national stadium and will analyse how proposals can help regenerate the area.
Blair adds endorsement to London's Olympic bid
23 January 2004
Prime minister Tony Blair has thrown his support behind London's bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games, an event intended to drive the "environmentally-friendly regeneration" of east London.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Changes to the Edinburgh and Lothians structure plan ...
23 January 2004
Changes to the Edinburgh and Lothians structure plan were proposed by Scottish ministers last week. The modifications include an early review of the plan, a more effective process for monitoring housing and land supply and reducing the scale of a development area in the A701 corridor. Ministers also want changes to waste and flooding policies to bring them in line with national policy. Consultation on the changes runs for six weeks.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Research on play areas has been published by the ODPM
23 January 2004
Research on play areas has been published by the ODPM. The study highlights the lack of policy statements on accessible play space for disabled children and the need for well-designed facilities. It complains that responsibility is often shared across departments, hindering the development of accessible play areas. Research on Developing Accessible Play Space can be viewed via www.planningresource.co.uk.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Third parties in appeal cases ...
23 January 2004
Third parties in appeal cases will be given extra time to consider written representations lodged by developers and planning authorities under amended procedures floated by planning minister Keith Hill last week. Under the changes, outlined in an ODPM consultation document, third parties would be able to make their submissions nine weeks into the appeal timetable, three weeks later than the principal parties. Consultation runs until 14 April. Review of Planning Appeals Procedures can be viewed via www.planningresource.co.uk.
NEWS IN BRIEF: An examination-in-public into the joint structure plan ...
23 January 2004
An examination-in-public into the joint structure plan for Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire started this week. The debate will probe the pattern of development in the area, including how the plan fits into regional frameworks for Yorkshire, the balance between greenfield and brownfield development and the role of Hull city centre.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Up to 35,000 jobs could be sustained across the UK ...
23 January 2004
Up to 35,000 jobs could be sustained across the UK in the renewable energy industry by 2020, a study has found. The Renewables Supply Chain Gap Analysis, commissioned by the Renewables Advisory Board, predicts that between 17,000 and 35,000 jobs could be created by 2020. Around 8,000 people are employed in the industry in the UK and an average of ten full-time jobs can be created per new megawatt of renewable energy produced, it estimates.
NEWS IN BRIEF: The role and effectiveness of the Housing Corporation ...
23 January 2004
The role and effectiveness of the Housing Corporation is to be probed by an ODPM select committee. The committee will assess the effectiveness of the corporation's role in ensuring that housing associations are financially sound and responsible, provide high-quality housing, cater for diverse housing needs and help regeneration.
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