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SCOTTISH NEWS: Stricken ports win European funding boost

23 January 2004

Four beleaguered Aberdeenshire fishing ports are set to receive a facelift following the award of a £1.2 million EU grant.

SCOTTISH NEWS: Expansion triggers Falkirk plan review

23 January 2004

Falkirk Council is to review its structure plan less than 12 months after the document was approved by ministers.

SCOTTISH NEWS: Ravenscraig town hits legal barriers

23 January 2004

A legal challenge has been thrown down to Scottish ministers' backing for the country's largest regeneration scheme.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Edinburgh set to debate toll amendments

23 January 2004

Edinburgh councillors were set to discuss changes to the proposed congestion charge in the city as Planning went to press.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Cities protest over airport's choice of title

23 January 2004

Leicester business leaders have condemned this week's decision to rename East Midlands Airport in Leicestershire as Nottingham East Midlands Airport (NEMA).

TRANSPORT NEWS: Minister aims to cut car use in Scotland

23 January 2004

Moves to integrate transport and land-use planning and to cut car travel in Scotland are proposed in a planning policy document published for consultation last week.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Darling announces plan to widen rail policy input

23 January 2004

Local passenger transport executives will be given a bigger say in rail policy as part of a shake-up of the railway industry revealed by the government this week.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Plans for the redevelopment of Wembley town centre ...

23 January 2004

Plans for the redevelopment of Wembley town centre have been put on public display. The plans, drawn up by the London Development Agency and the London Borough of Brent, include 95,000m2 of new buildings accommodating up to 500 homes, a public square and the upgrading of Wembley Stadium Station. A pedestrian bridge designed by London Eye architects Marks Barfield is also planned.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: A search for the North East's design champions ...

23 January 2004

A search for the North East's design champions has been launched by regional development agency One North East. It wants councils to nominate planners, urban designers, developers and councillors to become design champions to raise the importance of design in public sector schemes, improve town planning standards and promote urban and rural regeneration across the region.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: The South East England Development Agency ...

23 January 2004

The South East England Development Agency has appointed three developers to help design, build and operate enterprise centres in areas that are in need of premises for business start-ups. Ashgate, Baspoint and a development consortium comprising Great Western Enterprises and DPDS Consulting Group will build up to 20 facilities on brownfield sites over the next seven years.