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Analysis: Joined-up policy for more homes

2 April 2004

Coalitions of social housing landlords in high-demand areas have dominated the recent funding allocations, reports Chris Baker

Scottish News: Tower proposal put to Glasgow council

2 April 2004

Plans have been submitted for a 39-storey block in Glasgow that would be the tallest building in Scotland.

Scottish News: Consultant set to launch city heritage pitch

2 April 2004

Glasgow City Council is to employ a consultant to create a pitch for the buildings of Charles Rennie Mackintosh to be granted world heritage status.

Scottish News: Waverley Station plan scaled down

2 April 2004

A £400 million redevelopment of Edinburgh's Waverley Station, including up to nine new platforms and 46,450 sq m of retail space, is expected to be shelved in favour of a smaller scheme.

Business Brief: JMP to conduct transport overview

2 April 2004

JMP Consulting is conducting an overview of transport in Bolton to create a vision for future improvements. The study, commissioned by Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council, will set the agenda for the area's transport partnership. A key objective will be to improve access to essential services. It is due to completed in April.

Business Brief: Scott Wilson to audit parks

2 April 2004

Leeds-based consultancy Scott Wilson is to audit 22 major parks in Wakefield to help improve its green spaces. The study, commissioned by Wakefield City Council, will record the condition of the parks, including paths, lakes and ponds, bowling greens, tennis courts and formal gardens. The audit is likely to be completed in April.

Business Brief: Balfour Beatty joins MET

2 April 2004

Balfour Beatty has joined the MET Consortium, one of two bidders left in the race to design, build and operate Liverpool's Merseytram. The construction company, which has widespread experience in light rail and tramway systems, joins the consortium in the tender against Serco and Mitsubishi.

Business Brief: Urban Cultures goes down under

2 April 2004

Urban Cultures is taking its urban planning skills down under in a project for the Australian Capital Territory. The consultancy will evaluate the need for new and improved performing arts venues and facilities in the City West precinct of central Canberra. Urban Cultures will also propose a strategy for the development of City West as a cultural production quarter, building from existing venues and the Australian National University's arts departments. The study is being carried out with SGS Economics and Planning and Williams Ross Architects, both of Melbourne, and is due to report in July.

Business Brief: Voaden Sandbrook opens office

2 April 2004

Minerals and waste adviser Voaden Sandbrook has opened an office in Bristol to complement its established offices in Derby, Beaconsfield and London. Based in the key business district of the city, the new office will offer a wide range of services to clients in the south and west, including planning, valuation, rating and estates management advice. Specialist services such as due diligence, compulsory purchase and taxation advice are also offered from the Bristol office, which will be headed up by director Hugh Lucas.

Business Brief: tp bennett secures consent

2 April 2004

Architects tp bennett have secured planning consent for 23 apartments in a local conservation area of Bromley. The site, facing onto Tetty Way, uses redundant backland parking areas and air space to the rear of high street shops.