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Economic Development News: Data Check - Northern boroughs have worst social divide

28 May 2004

Towns in the north have the most acute social divisions, according to an analysis of deprivation by economic geographers Local Futures.

Economic Development News: Local firms back bid for Paddington's BID

28 May 2004

More than half the firms interviewed in London's Paddington area backed proposals to form a partnership with the local authority to provide additional services and improvements to boost the local economy.

Economic Development News: 'Getting a job should be just be the start'

28 May 2004

A switch away from 'welfare to work' and towards 'getting a job is just the start' is needed to prevent people being stuck in low-paid jobs, according to a key ally of the Prime Minister.

Economic Development News: Economic plans 'must rise up planning ladder'

28 May 2004

Economic development has too low a profile in the planning system, according to a government survey.

Physical Regeneration News: Second Opinion - Wembley

28 May 2004

Each week we ask a regeneration practitioner or commentator to assess a recently published masterplan. This week Leonie Hill reviews the masterplan for Wembley.

Physical Regeneration News: Open space design 'must involve youngsters'

28 May 2004

The design of open spaces must take into account the needs and views of young people, according to guidance published last week by the public realm arm of the Government's architectural advisory body.

Physical Regeneration News: Warning over plans for private housing in Hull

28 May 2004

Granting planning permission to a major housing development in Hull will stifle plans to regenerate an adjacent housing estate, a public inquiry heard last week.

Physical Regeneration News brief: London Borough of Tower Hamlets resolves to grant planning permission

28 May 2004

The London Borough of Tower Hamlets has resolved to grant planning permission for the next stage of development at New Providence Wharf. The mixed-use plans include a 210-room hotel and 257 flats in an 8-storey podium block linked to a 31-storey residential tower designed by architects Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. The new masterplan is a revised edition of an earlier proposal for a 27-storey hotel.

Physical Regeneration News brief: South-East England Development Agency acquires brownfield land at Ashford

28 May 2004

The South-East England Development Agency last week announced that it has acquired 1.2ha of brownfield land in the centre of Ashford. It aims to create a mixed-use development of residential, commercial and leisure facilities. Seeda has taken an option to buy an adjacent 1.4ha site.

Physical Regeneration News brief: Regeneration of Hull moves step forward

28 May 2004

The regeneration of Hull moved a step forward last week following the approval of plans to reinstate the Wellington Street Swing Bridge. Hull urban regeneration company Citybuild gave the go-ahead to the £1.5 million development, which would improve pedestrian and cycle access to the city's waterfront. Development of the listed structure should take a year to finish.

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