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Physical Regeneration News: Assembly calls for more housing power

9 April 2004

The London Assembly wants more power and resources to solve the city's housing crisis.

Scottish News: Small firms protest over Edinburgh toll

9 April 2004

Edinburgh's proposed road tolls are facing further opposition following a survey of small businesses around the capital.

Physical Regeneration News: New draft planning guidance 'muddled'

9 April 2004

The Government's draft planning guidance on out-of-town shopping developments is a muddle, according to an independent research organisation.

Scottish News: Steelworks switch to sports complex

9 April 2004

A £20 million sports centre was unveiled as the centrepiece of the community planned for Europe's largest brownfield redevelopment site last week.

Physical Regeneration News: Details of body to direct growth of Milton Keynes

9 April 2004

Milton Keynes' expansion moved closer last week, as the Government published its response to a consultation on the new committee charged with housebuilding in and around the city.

Community Renewal News: London eyes

9 April 2004

A new community warden scheme has been established in Bankside and the Pool of London. Adjacent to the river Thames, the area is visited by thousands of tourists drawn in by some of the capital's major attractions, including Tower Bridge, Tate Modern and Millennium Bridge. The wardens aim to provide information and assistance to visitors, as well as improving the environment and reducing crime by working closely with local businesses. The scheme is a partnership between Southwark Council, regeneration agency Pool of London Partnership and regeneration project Better Bankside.

Transport News: Bypass earns approval after 65-year delay

9 April 2004

A £9 million bypass in Chilton, Durham, received the final go-ahead from transport secretary Alistair Darling last week.

Community Renewal News: Leicester's delayed NDC to be extended into 2008

9 April 2004

The first New Deal for Communities programme due to end is to be extended by a further year to give it time to complete its work, it emerged this week.

Transport News: Loan enables expansion at local airports

9 April 2004

Regional airport expansion plans have been boosted by a multi-million pound deal struck by an airport owner this week.

Transport News: Residents protest against proposals

9 April 2004

Residents of Kensington and Chelsea in west London protested against proposals to extend the capital's congestion charge last week. The council claims that plans to extend the £5 toll into the borough would be "disastrous" for businesses. A survey by the London Chamber of Commerce, published this week, also reveals that most London businesses are against the extension. Consultation on the plans runs until 23 April.