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Business Briefs: Town planning consultancy Terence O'Rourke ...

28 May 2004

Town planning consultancy Terence O'Rourke opened an officein Bath this month. The practice has worked on various schemes in this part of the South West, including the revision of the University of Bath's campus masterplan, the mixed-use redevelopment of Filton Airfield near Bristol and Gloucester Business Park.

Business Briefs: Halcrow Group Ltd is to assess ...

28 May 2004

Halcrow Group Ltd is to assess the effect that future levels of activity at Aberdeen Harbour will have on transport in the city. The study of the 50ha port will consider transport implications in relation to prospective major changes in the city centre. This includes the redevelopment of Guild Street Station and the pedestrianisation of Union Street. Meanwhile, in Edinburgh, the firm is considering the feasibility of creating an offshore island as part of the Granton Waterfront development.

Transport News: Scheme aims to lift bus use in Hartlepool

28 May 2004

Plans for a £2.5 million transport interchange in Hartlepool are due to be submitted to the borough council this week.

Transport News: Cash awarded to ease traffic in Bristol area

28 May 2004

Work on tackling congestion on the Avon Ring Road in South Gloucestershire has been earmarked for a share of an £8.6 million funding package for transport improvements in the county.

Transport News: Campaigners protest against Luton Airport expansion

28 May 2004

Campaigners protesting against the expansion of Luton Airport marched last weekend despite police banning them from their route. Supporters of the Campaign Against Runway Expansion walked from the village of Breachwood Green to the airport. The protesters, joined by conservative MP for Hitchin and Harpenden Peter Lilley, argue that plans for a longer runway would damage the environment and create more noise.

Transport News: Road sanctioned in bid to boost safety

28 May 2004

Proposals for a bypass on the A63 in North Yorkshire that aims to reduce road accidents have been given the green light by the deputy prime minister and the transport secretary.

Transport News: Upgrade sought for rail freight to help economy

28 May 2004

Essential rail freight routes must be upgraded to cut traffic and keep the economy competitive, according to a campaign group of businesses, transport trade unions and environmentalists.

Transport News: Report details airport's future options

28 May 2004

The owners of Gloucestershire Airport should consider selling it off, according to a report by consultancy Transport Research Laboratory (TRL).

Regeneration News: Bracknell Forest Borough Council's bid ...

28 May 2004

Bracknell Forest Borough Council's bid for European funding to supply the regenerated Bracknell town centre with green energy has been accepted by the European Commission. The Renaissance project will enable district heating, cooling and power systems, which can run on sustainably-produced wood fuel, to serve the town centre.

Regeneration News: The redevelopment of a redundant factory ...

28 May 2004

The redevelopment of a redundant factory building in Nottingham has been completed. The £2.5 million scheme for Castle Cavendish Works was funded by the government's New Deal for Communities programme and took nine months to complete. The Victorian building had become a target for vandalism, but it now provides 1,300sq m of offices and workspace designed to help start-up and expanding companies in the area. The redevelopment has conserved much of the original structure, while at the same time providing electronic infrastructure to support latest technology.