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Labour election rout ousts Beecham

15 June 2004

Sir Jeremy Beecham has lost his job as chair of the Local Government Association following Labour’s disastrous showing in the local elections last week.

Reid to chair Milton Keynes growth committee

14 June 2004

Former British Rail chairman Sir Bob Reid has been appointed to chair Milton Keynes’ new urban development partnership, it was announced today.

Asda wins mezzanine battle in Hampshire

14 June 2004

The High Court has approved a government decision to allow supermarket chain Asda to open a new mezzanine floor at an existing store at Chander’s Ford, Hampshire.

New development planned for Corby

14 June 2004

Plans for a major new community on the edge of Corby have been submitted to two local authorities.

New guidance on golf in historic landscapes

14 June 2004

New guidance on golf courses in historic landscapes is to be produced by Land Use Consultants for English Heritage.

CBI calls for more transport cash

14 June 2004

The government must support at least £250 billion of public and private investment in transport in the next ten years, the CBI said today.

Expert rejects wind farm risk claims

11 June 2004

Claims that offshore wind farms pose a significant danger to shipping are unfounded, an industry expert insisted this week.

Aberdeen planning school faces axe

11 June 2004

One of Britain’s most successful planning schools of recent years could face closure by university bosses, Planning has learnt.

Treasury in talks with developers

11 June 2004

Senior Treasury and other government officials met industry representatives this week to discuss introducing new financial flexibility into regeneration in the light of emerging funding problems in the sector.

ODPM sets up network of leaders

11 June 2004

More than 80 senior regeneration leaders from special delivery vehicles and other agencies will link up to shape the delivery of the Communities Plan in a government-backed learning network.