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Scotland announces its first URCs

30 June 2004

The Scottish Executive has approved the first three Urban Regeneration Companies (URCs) north of the border.

Urban village planned for Bristol outskirts

30 June 2004

Plans for an urban village of nearly 2,000 homes on the outskirts of Bristol were submitted to South Gloucestershire Council this week.

New scheme to transform Morpeth

30 June 2004

The Northumberland market town of Morpeth could get a massive facelift following the launch of a £35 million masterplan.

Firms benefit from European funding

30 June 2004

Three-quarters of firms benefiting from a European scheme for developing labour markets and promoting skills development have seen their employees’ productivity rise, according to government research.

CPRE give qualified welcome to new park

29 June 2004

The Campaign to Protect Rural England has welcomed the creation of the first National Park in England and Wales for nearly 50 years.

MPs slate confusion over Corporation's role

29 June 2004

The public is confused about who is responsible for the provision of social housing, according to MPs.

Planning cash "is raising profession's profile"

29 June 2004

The planning delivery grant has been a major factor in raising the profile of planning within local authorities, according to emerging research.

Berkeley to halt greenfield development

28 June 2004

Upmarket housebuilder Berkeley has announced it will cease to build on greenfield land ensuring all future developments will be on brownfield or contaminated land.