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Cash injection helps work on wildlife habitat

16 April 2004

England's most vulnerable wildlife and habitats are to benefit from a £400,000 cash injection, the Environment Agency announced last week.

First institute female leader dies at age 73

16 April 2004

Former RTPI president Sylvia Law has died aged 73. Law was president of the institute between 1974 and 1975.

Work begins on Tesco Extra in Stockport

16 April 2004

Work began on a 9,429 sq m Tesco Extra store in Stockport last week. The outlet, located at junction 27 of the M60 Manchester ring road, will provide up to 400 jobs. Taylor Woodrow is carrying out the construction, which is expected to last 45 weeks. Tesco contributed £6 million towards infrastructure works as part of the development.

Scotland consults on satellite dishes

16 April 2004

Moves to allow households in Scotland to put up more than one satellite dish without planning permission were proposed last week.

Heritage protection set for significant overhaul

16 April 2004

The protection of England's heritage is set for a major overhaul under a pilot scheme launched by the government's conservation adviser last week.

Report voices council regulation fears

16 April 2004

Devolved regional government could end up regulating councils as much as Whitehall does, according to research published last week.

In brief: Nigel Griffiths announces funding for 25 schemes

16 April 2004

Funding of £10.5 million for 25 schemes that will help deliver investment to disadvantaged communities was announced by small business minister Nigel Griffiths this week. The finance, from the small business service's Phoenix Challenge Fund, will boost areas including Aston, Cumbria, Portsmouth and Preston.

In brief: Two major regeneration schemes opened in Barry

16 April 2004

Two major regeneration schemes were opened in Barry, south Wales, last week. An education centre on the town's waterfront was opened on the same day as the third phase of the adjacent Vale of Glamorgan Steam Railway line was completed. The centre, supported by Vale of Glamorgan Council and the Welsh Development Agency, will form a major part of an education quarter.

In brief: Stylo chairman appointed chairman of Bradford Centre Regeneration

16 April 2004

Michael Ziff, chairman of footwear retailer Stylo PLC, has been appointed chairman of urban regeneration company Bradford Centre Regeneration this week. Ziff succeeds David Anderson, the former chief executive of the Yorkshire Building Society. Trevor Lewis, former vice-chairman of Bradford & Bingley PLC, becomes deputy chairman of the company.

In brief: Simons Estates appointed as preferred developer

16 April 2004

Simons Estates has been appointed as the preferred developer and buyer for the Sovereign Street site in Leeds city centre. Leeds City Council approved the appointment following a public exhibition of three shortlisted schemes. A mixed-use scheme is proposed at the 1.16ha site, featuring office space, a hotel, car parking and affordable housing.