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Market towns failing their 'health check'
26 March 2004
Market towns are being seriously harmed by large out-of-town retail developments and many are at risk of becoming dormitories for commuters, a rural conservation campaign group said this week.
Key worker programme extended
26 March 2004
Government help for key workers to buy homes in London, the East and the South-East was this week extended by the deputy prime minister to include social workers, prison service staff, probation staff, more teachers and planners.
Stop Press: The new 24-hour licensing scheme ...
26 March 2004
The new 24-hour licensing scheme is now expected to be fully implemented next year, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport revealed this week, as draft guidance on the reform was brought before parliament. Police will also get additional powers to tackle badly-run premises and alcohol-related crime and disorder. For more details, visit www.culture.gov.uk/alcohol_and_entertainment/licensing_act_2003.
Stop Press: Plans for a six-lane east London river crossing ...
26 March 2004
Plans for a six-lane east London river crossing were approved by Transport for London's board as Regeneration & Renewal went to press. The £450 million Thames Gateway Bridge would link the north circular road at Beckton with Thamesmead on the south of the river. The Department for Transport gave financial backing to the proposals earlier this year (Regeneration & Renewal, 16 January, p13). TfL said a planning application will be submitted in June, when a public inquiry would also take place.
New contracts aim to provide infrastructure
26 March 2004
A special finance system to ensure the South-East's growth areas are furnished with schools, roads, railways and hospitals was proposed by a mastermind of Britain's new towns this week.
Quotes of the week
26 March 2004
"This is the only area where I disagree with the Government. I think it has got to finish what it started in places like Birmingham and Manchester." Urban "tsar" Lord Rogers gives Regeneration & Renewal his views on the Government's plans for new South-East communities.
Homes to be built for key London workers
26 March 2004
An initiative intended to provide up to 2,000 homes for key workers in Greater London was launched by the Government this week.
'Threat' of new wave of out-of-town shops
26 March 2004
The Government's revised planning guidance for retail development could lead to more out-of-town stores, a countryside pressure group warned this week.
Regeneration adviser to London mayor arrested
26 March 2004
The regeneration adviser to London mayor Ken Livingstone has stepped aside after being arrested last week in connection with an inquiry into allegations of fraud.
Gap between the rich and the rest is on the rise
26 March 2004
The wealth gap between the richest people and the rest of society has increased under Labour, according to social policy experts.
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