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Economic Development News brief: Advantage W Midlands claims to have created 1,000 jobs a month

9 April 2004

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands last week claimed it had created 1,000 jobs a month since its inception five years ago. The RDA claims to have created or safeguarded 60,000 jobs since 1999. "We have achieved a great deal of which we can be rightfully proud," chief executive John Edwards said.

Economic Development News: Free councils to aid economy, says study

9 April 2004

Councils are missing out on opportunities to support their local economies, a new report has found.

Economic Development News: Minimum wage has boosted pay of one million, claims TUC

9 April 2004

The minimum wage has raised the pay of around a million low-income workers over the last five years, according to figures released last week by the Trades Union Congress.

Economic Development News: Review calls for more detailed regional data

9 April 2004

The face of regional and economic policymaking could be changed forever if radical improvements recommended by a high-level government review are implemented.

Physical Regeneration News: Schemes picked in search for Eastern icon

9 April 2004

An artificial reef off the Norfolk coast, seaborne sculptures, and two new bridges have been selected as winners of a competition to design East Anglia's answer to the Angel of the North.

Physical Regeneration News: Second Opinion - White Rock Gardens, Hastings

9 April 2004

Each week we ask a regeneration practitioner or commentator to assess a recently-published planning document. This week, Robert Rummey reviews the masterplan for White Rock Gardens in Hastings.

Physical Regeneration News: Liverpool FC accused of hijacking renewal plans

9 April 2004

Controversial plans to regenerate the Anfield and Breckfield area could be considered as early as next month after Liverpool Football Club submitted further details to its planning application for a new stadium on Stanley Park.

Physical Regeneration News brief: Developers chosen to start Liverpool housing renewal programme

9 April 2004

Four developers have been chosen to take forward the first stages of Liverpool's housing market renewal programme. NewHeartlands, which covers Merseyside and Liverpool, this week appointed David Wilson Homes, Keepmoat, Bellway Homes and Gleeson to begin work on four neighbourhoods within the pathfinder area. They will focus on City Centre North, Stanley Park, Wavertree and City Centre South respectively, undertaking a mixture of housing refurbishment and clearance.

Physical Regeneration News brief: Urbed appointed to prepare toolkit

9 April 2004

Regeneration consultancy Urbed has been appointed by the Greater London Authority, the London Development Agency and the Association of London Government to prepare a toolkit to help make London's suburbs more sustainable. It was revealed last week that the toolkit - produced using experts, discussion groups and case studies - should be ready in late May.

Physical Regeneration News brief: English Partnerships buys site in Gloucester

9 April 2004

Government regeneration agency English Partnerships has bought a 2.5ha site in Gloucester owned by the Gloucestershire College of Art and Technology, it was announced last week. Redevelopment of the strategic site near the city centre is part of a city-wide scheme run by new regeneration company, Gloucester Heritage Urban Regeneration Company. The college will finance a new campus in the Gloucester Docks.