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Moves: Appointment at Kent County Council

9 April 2004

Caroline Lwin has been appointed head of the new regeneration and projects division at Kent County Council. She has previously worked as head of the masterplanning team for the regeneration of Hastings and Bexhill.

Moves: Appointment at Regeneris Consulting

9 April 2004

Deborah Murray has joined Regeneris Consulting in Altrincham as a senior consultant. She specialises in developing strategies and masterplans as well as neighbourhood renewal work. Murray moves form DTZ Pieda Consulting. She has also worked in the planning and regeneration teams at both Sefton and Wigan Metropolitan Borough Councils.

Diary: Minister sets trend for theme music

9 April 2004

Actors and celebrities appearing on chat shows often have a song played as they come on stage and greet their host. Now it seems that the practice could be spreading to include government ministers.

Diary: Poll exposes charitable inclinations

9 April 2004

The Wiltshire market town of Marlborough won plaudits for having the UK's most generous population in a poll published last week. More than three-quarters of its residents donate money to two or more charities a year, it emerges.

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9 April 2004

DIARY TO 23 APRIL

Diary: St Paul's dazzles after clean-up work

9 April 2004

The results of a clean-up of the east end of St Paul's Cathedral in central London were revealed this week, following more than a year of restoration work on the outside of the building. The work is part of a £40 million programme to clean and repair the entire building for its 300th anniversary.

RTPI Comment: Challenge and opportunity in South West

9 April 2004

A whirlwind visit to south-west England emphasised the variety of work that planners carry out, the energy and enthusiasm that goes into it and the sense that planning is changing fast and we need to work hard to keep up.

RTPI Bulletin Board

9 April 2004

During president Mike Hayes's visit to the South West (see page 24), he discussed the work on parish plans being carried out by Caradon District Council. Councillor Martin Turner outlined the Menheniot parish plan, which demonstrates how improved services for the village have been achieved within one year of the plan's adoption, including partnership working with Cornwall County Council on footpath provision and the opening of a heritage bus shelter in the first phase of the village centre scheme.

RTPI News: Enforcement: the focus of media attention

9 April 2004

A poor development plan leads to unsuccessful development control and ineffective enforcement.

Casebook: Development Control Casebook Forum

9 April 2004

Send your queries or your replies to earlier queries to: Forum, DCS Ltd, Suite 1, Fuller's Court, Lower Quay Street, Gloucester GL1 2LW. Alternatively, fax them to 01978 869355 or e-mail casebook@haynet.com. Cases featured in previous issues can be referenced through Development Control Practice (tel) 01452 835825.