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Physical Regeneration News Brief: Appointment at Urban Environment Charity the Civic Trust

30 April 2004

Urban environment charity the Civic Trust has promoted deputy chairman Nigel Burton to the position of chairman. He replaces Dame Jennifer Jenkins, who had been acting as interim chairman. Burton is director of development and services at retailer Waitrose. Jenkins will continue as a trustee. The trust has also appointed three new trustees.

Physical Regeneration News Brief: An award scheme to promote the improvement ...

30 April 2004

An award scheme to promote the improvement of open spaces has been launched. The Institute of Leisure and Amenity Management has launched the competition in association with Regeneration & Renewal sister title Horticulture Week. For more details, visit www.ilam.co.uk.

Physical Regeneration News Brief: Stewart Baseley is to take over as chairman ...

30 April 2004

Stewart Baseley is to take over as chairman of trade organisation the House Builders Federation. Baseley, chief executive and chairman of housebuilder Centex, will replace Steve Lidgate. The federation also unveiled a new logo last week.

Physical Regeneration News Brief: Architect Benoy has been appointed ...

30 April 2004

Architect Benoy has been appointed to review the masterplan for Stockton-on-Tees and investigate development options for a prime waterfront location in the town. The masterplan envisages a mixed-use neighbourhood featuring commercial, leisure and residential uses. A key objective of the plan will be to establish better links with the regeneration work already taking place in the town centre.

Physical Regeneration News Brief: Planning consultancy Colin Buchanan and Partners ...

30 April 2004

Planning consultancy Colin Buchanan and Partners is to advise the London Development Agency on a range of urban design and regeneration issues. CBP has accepted an offer of a three-year contract to sit on the regional development agency's planning consultancy panel.

Physical Regeneration News: Waterfront scheme launched

30 April 2004

Plans for a new community in Pembroke Dock in Wales were launched last week. The masterplan for Martello Quays envisages up to 450 new homes, plus commercial and leisure space (see visualisation above), with the Martello tower as a focal point. The scheme would involve creating a lock to prevent water from draining away from the dock, which currently turns into mudflats at low tide. The civil engineering project would create new "fingers of land" stretching into the bay for development. The plan has been drawn up by developer Martello Quays on behalf of Pembrokeshire County Council, the Welsh Development Agency, the Crown Estate, Milford Haven Port Authority and Milford Haven Dock Company.

Physical Regeneration News: Tees Valley in bid to become a housing market renewal area

30 April 2004

A coalition of councils and social landlords in an area of low demand housing has submitted a bid to become one of the Government's priority areas for housing market renewal.

Physical Regeneration News: Experts to consider planning tariff plans

30 April 2004

A group of built environment experts convened to advise regeneration minister Lord Rooker on the Government's proposed planning tariffs is to meet next week for the first time.

Physical Regeneration News: Euro backing for gated estates prompts fears

30 April 2004

Developing European guidance on planning out crime in new residential developments could be revised in the light of criticism that it is draconian.

Community Renewal News: Jobs fair draws the crowds

30 April 2004

More than 1,000 South Kilburn residents attended a jobs fair organised by a New Deal for Communities (NDC) programme last week. The north-west London residents were entertained by Del Boy-lookalike Maurice Canham as they met potential employers, found information on training and were given funding to support courses. The event, organised by South Kilburn NDC, was free. The NDC is planning to repeat the fair as part of its bid to tackle unemployment in the area. Since the NDC began in 2000, unemployment rates in the area have fallen by five per cent to 11.2 per cent.

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