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Assessing the dangers of mixed-use schemes

28 May 2004

The explosion in a factory in Glasgow raises concerns for mixed uses, reports Susanna Gillman.

Scottish News: Jones voices fears over appeal rights

28 May 2004

The introduction of a third party right of appeal could push businesses to relocate from Scotland to England, the CBI warned last week.

Scottish News: Park staff call for action on housing

28 May 2004

Planning consents should be tied to individuals, not land, to tackle the supply of affordable housing, national park officials are urging ministers.

Business Briefs: The Strategic Rail Authority has appointed ...

28 May 2004

The Strategic Rail Authority has appointed MVA to develop the regional planning assessment for the North East. MVA will work with Corus Rail consultancy and Llewelyn Davies on the project. The work will focus on an area covered by around 370km of passenger railway network including the East Coast Main Line and the use of railways for freight transport. MVA will forecast patterns of rail and road use over a 20-year period.

Business Briefs: JMP Consulting is developing a ...

28 May 2004

JMP Consulting is developing a scheme to remove pedestrian underpasses at Elephant and Castle in south London. The project includes removing 250m of subways and replacing the area's southern roundabout with a traffic signal-controlled junction. Crossings will be installed as part of the junction, which will feature improved cycle facilities, bus priority and streetscape. The scheme is part of the London Borough of Southwark's regeneration masterplan.

Business Briefs: Arup will develop infrastructure design ...

28 May 2004

Arup will develop infrastructure design for the first phase of work on the redevelopment of Edinburgh's Waverley Station. The consultancy will produce infrastructure plans for Network Rail to allow costs to be determined. The initial design phase is due to be completed in December.

Business Briefs: England & Lyle will conduct district-wide ...

28 May 2004

England & Lyle will conduct district-wide retail studies in Wear Valley, Durham and Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, for the local authorities. The Wear Valley study will review the main towns of Bishop Auckland and Crook as well as smaller centres and aims to help Wear Valley District Council with its local development framework.

Business Briefs: British Waterways London has merged ...

28 May 2004

British Waterways London has merged its offices to form one main base in Paddington, central London. The public corporation, which manages more than 3,200km of canals and rivers in England, Scotland and Wales, is responsible for 161km of waterways in the capital.

Business Briefs: Atkins is to produce a travel plan ...

28 May 2004

Atkins is to produce a travel plan and parking management strategy for Birmingham Children's Hospital. Located on the edge of the city centre, the hospital employs around 2,000 staff and has more than 100,000 visitors a year. Facilities manager Les Danks said that the hospital's trust is keen to implement a strategy that encourages staff and visitors to travel by more sustainable means of transport.

Business Briefs: White Young Green is to help ...

28 May 2004

White Young Green is to help with the management of the entire Home Office property portfolio throughout the UK after being appointed on a four-year commission. The brief covers asset management and functional services, including facilities, security, building surveying, architecture, space planning, town planning and all engineering and environmental disciplines.