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Business Brief: ERM to examine interaction

2 April 2004

ERM is to examine the interaction between land-use planning and environmental regulation for the Scottish Executive. The research will look at the systems of regulation for integrated pollution and prevention control, waste management licensing and other environmental controls. The firm will recommend updates for planning guidance.

Business Brief: Robert Muckle and SQW to advise

2 April 2004

Solicitors Robert Muckle and SQW Ltd are to advise regional development agency One North East on how to handle its expanded role in the planning system. As a statutory planning consultee, the agency is required to assess strategic infrastructure and economic development projects with the regional economic strategy in mind.

Business Brief: HLL Humberts Leisure appointed

2 April 2004

HLL Humberts Leisure Consulting has been appointed to advise on the development of a leisure attraction in Matlock by Derbyshire Dales District Council. HLL will examine the demand for tourism and leisure uses and advise on the most viable mix of indoor and outdoor amenities to meet local community needs and attract more tourist income to the area.

Business Brief: ODPM commissions forest survey

2 April 2004

The ODPM has commissioned a major survey of England's urban forests to help shape government policy. Research consultancy ADAS will study the number, species and condition of urban trees throughout the country. Myerscough College in Lancashire, a national centre for arboricultural education, will focus on local authority policies and practice in urban tree management. The project will run for a year.

Transport News: Figures reveal travel pattern among Scots

2 April 2004

Bus and coach services are more popular in Scotland than other parts of the UK, according to latest figures.

Transport News: Government rejects freight route plan

2 April 2004

The government has decided not to support Central Railway's proposal for a dedicated freight line to link the Channel Tunnel with the North West.

Transport News: London mayor seeks control of rail network

2 April 2004

London mayor Ken Livingstone could take control of suburban commuter rail services in the capital, under plans unveiled last week.

Transport News: Support for road bridge infuriates green groups

2 April 2004

Plans for a £450 million road bridge across the River Thames in east London have been endorsed by Transport for London (TfL).

Transport News: Authorities call for greater bus powers

2 April 2004

Transport authorities are demanding greater powers to force private bus operators to improve their services.

Regeneration Brief: Housing associations net share of grant

2 April 2004

Four housing associations have netted the largest share of the Housing Corporation's development grant funding in the North East under the quango's new partnering arrangements. The NEET Partnership of Newcastle and Whitley Housing Trust, Enterprise 5, Endeavour Housing and Tynedale Housing has been allocated £29.2 million. It will be used to build around 500 homes in 16 local authority areas over two to three years.