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The Vision aims to guide the development of Leeds over the next 16 years. The plan aspires to make the city internationally competitive, the best place in the country to live, work and learn, offering a high quality of life for everyone.

New casino planned for East Manchester

12 July 2004

Plans to create a £260 million casino-based leisure complex in East Manchester were revealed this week.

Suburbs need congestion charging, claims report

19 July 2004

The prospects for suburban travel in England look bleak unless policies are brought in to ease traffic congestion, according to reseach published today.

Scottish planners criticised over performance

19 July 2004

Scottish councils are not meeting planning performance targets and need to “dramatically” improve performance to retain public confidence, according to Scottish communities minister Margaret Curran.

New directive could harm regeneration

19 July 2004

A new European directive on dumping hazardous waste will make many physical regeneration projects on brownfield sites unviable, according to industry experts.

RDAs failing to fund social regeneration

29 July 2004

Voluntary and community sector organisations seeking to become involved in regional regeneration face a “bleak future” because regional development agencies remain unwilling to fund them, claims a report out this week.

Funding merger threatens independence

29 July 2004

Fears are growing that government plans to merge regeneration funding streams will threaten the independence of the voluntary and community sector by shifting decision-making towards local strategic partnerships.

Make restoration easier, say MPs

29 July 2004

MPs have called on the government to put in place a simplified planning and funding framework for the regeneration and reuse of historic buildings.

Objections raise Omega doubts

29 July 2004

One of the largest development projects in the country is in doubt after objectors said that it would harm the regeneration of nearby Liverpool and Manchester.