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Moves: Appointment at Carey Jones Architects

28 May 2004

Carey Jones Architects has made Chris Bailey head of urban design and master-planning at its Leeds office. Bailey joins from Sheffield City Council, where he was urban designer and principal planning officer.

Moves: Appointment at TPS Consult

28 May 2004

Jayne Magowan has joined project management consultancy TPS Consult as an associate in the architectural team. Magowan has worked in private practices in Canada, Australia, the United States and Japan. In her new role she is working on a feasibility study for an office refurbishment at Millbank Tower.

Moves: Appointment at Rotherham Partnership

28 May 2004

Public and community sector partnership the Rotherham Partnership has appointed Jeff Wharfe and Ian Squires to its team. Wharfe has been appointed local economic and development partnership manager. He joins from running a start-up software company in Scunthorpe and was previously deputy director of economic development at North East Lincolnshire Council. Squires becomes single regeneration budget 5 and 6 area-based scheme manager. He was previously a project auditor at Rotherham Borough Council.

Moves: Appointment at Kent Thameside Delivery Board

28 May 2004

Ian Lindsay has been appointed deputy chief executive of regeneration partnership the Kent Thameside Delivery Board. Lindsay's role will be to drive forward regeneration in the area, working closely with the lead agencies to deliver strategic benefits for the local community in relation to town centre regeneration, housing, job creation, environmental initiatives and transport infrastructure. Lindsay has worked at Kent Thameside since July 2002, having previously been assistant director of housing and head of regeneration at the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham.

End of the barrel nigh for last community-owned brewery in UK

28 May 2004

The last of a raft of community-owned breweries established in the last century looks set to be transferred to the private sector following a crucial vote last week.

Fear and no play areas keep urban kids inside

28 May 2004

Britain's dangerous and inhospitable inner cities are increasingly driving children indoors, affecting their health and mental well-being, according to research.

Tory plan for shared home ownership

28 May 2004

A Tory government would tackle the lack of affordable housing by promoting shared ownership of properties for people on low incomes, shadow planning minister John Hayes said this week.

Rapid housing

28 May 2004

A programme to help solve the lack of affordable housing in Manchester's Castlefield area has been unveiled by property developer Urban Splash. It says the Moho scheme (see visualisation, above) is the first development of modular homes for private sale in the UK and is intended to increase the speed and efficiency of new housing. The apartments will be built in factories and arrive on site fully glazed, with all internal fixtures and fittings, including wood floors, bathrooms and kitchens. Housing minister Keith Hill has backed the idea, claiming such developments will help create attractive, sustainable communities. Urban Splash hopes that the Moho principles could be rolled-out successfully to other parts of the country, including the South-East.

Gateway UDC plan an 'indigestible mess'

28 May 2004

Government plans for an urban development corporation (UDC) in east London have become an "indigestible mess", according to a leading planning academic. Sir Peter Hall, writing in this week's Regeneration & Renewal (see p18), attacks finalised proposals published two weeks ago for the UDC, which aims to deliver a government housebuilding programme in the Thames Gateway.

Trust set for marshes clean-up in Gateway

28 May 2004

Rainham Marshes in east London is among the first sites in the Thames Gateway that could be cleaned up under a government-backed environmental regeneration initiative, it emerged this week.