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NEWS IN BRIEF: Appointment at Derby Cityscape
23 January 2004
Urban regeneration company Derby Cityscape has appointed John Cadwallader as its chief executive. He takes over from acting chief executive Michael Hall, who has been appointed chairman-designate of the East Midlands Development Agency's Business Services East Midlands. Cadwallader previously worked for Beazer Homes, where he concentrated on the company's urban development and regeneration activities.
NEWS IN BRIEF: The ODPM has commissioned Land Use Consultants ...
23 January 2004
The ODPM has commissioned Land Use Consultants to carry out a three-month study of policy and practice in providing access to planning information and charging for documents. A telephone survey of all local planning authorities in England will take place over the next two weeks. Case studies of ten local authorities and publication of a best practice guide will follow. Contact Helen Taylor (tel) 020 7383 5784 for details.
NEWS IN BRIEF: The Welsh Assembly Government decided ...
23 January 2004
The Welsh Assembly Government decided not to call in plans for a holiday village in west Wales last week. Environment minister Carwyn Jones said that the Bluestone Park proposal does not raise planning issues that justify taking it away from the local planning authorities. The scheme, proposed at a site straddling the Pembrokeshire Coast national park boundary near Norberth, will include a holiday village and snow centre.
Review points to low level of transmissions
23 January 2004
Mobile phone masts are "unlikely to pose a risk to health", according to a report issued last week.
District protests at commission rating
23 January 2004
An East Anglian district council defended its planning service this week after a "disappointing" Best Value review.
ODPM set to take control of portal
23 January 2004
Control of the Planning Portal is to be transferred from the Planning Inspectorate to the ODPM before contracting out its management next year, Planning can reveal.
Europe leaves English cities trailing behind
23 January 2004
England's provincial cities are lagging behind their European counterparts in economic performance, an ODPM-commissioned report reveals this week.
Report sings enterprise zones' praises
23 January 2004
Enterprise zones have helped firms to expand and create jobs, according to an ODPM report published last week.
Insurers press for flood defences to be planned
23 January 2004
A body representing insurers has warned that the need for flood defences must not be neglected in the drive to build more homes in growth areas such as the Thames Gateway.
Groups award standards for design quality
23 January 2004
Eleven housing developments were awarded with a national standard for excellence in design quality this week.
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