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29 July British Urban Regeneration Association (Bura) AGM and Annual Dinner. Organiser: Bura. Venue: London. Details: (tel) 0800 018 1260. 2 August Life in the Triangle: Photographic Exhibition. Organiser:...

TV Review: Rhys Jones is restored to screen

23 July 2004

The second series of Restoration, presented by Griff Rhys Jones, kicked off last week. The new series gives viewers the chance to save one of 21 historic UK buildings at risk.

Editorial: No time to waste for resolving the brownfield issue

23 July 2004

European rules governing the disposal of hazardous waste, which took effect last week, could greatly reduce the supply of brownfield land available for redevelopment. The European landfill directive dictates that hazardous waste material can no longer be buried in landfill sites alongside safer substances. At a stroke, this has reduced the amount of sites in the UK able to accept hazardous waste from 250 down to a maximum of just 12, none of which is in the South-East.

Opinion: Regenerators, know thy history

23 July 2004

It might be useful when reading this column to bear in mind quite how perverse my thinking is. For newcomers here's a flavour - my take on the 20th century, in two paragraphs.

Opinion: Infrastructure fund could be starved of cash

23 July 2004

In his spending review, Gordon Brown has bought one of the key recommendations of Kate Barker's housing review, for a Community Infrastructure Fund. But the fund, rising to £150 million by 2007-08, won't pay for much in today's prices. And after one of those epic Whitehall turf battles, it stays under the control of the Department for Transport (DfT), not with John Prescott's ODPM.

Opinion: Local funding for local people

23 July 2004

By all accounts, the 2004 spending review announced last Monday is good for regeneration. Positive measures include a 50 per cent increase in social housing by 2008, a rise in regional development agency budgets (especially in the North and Midlands), additional commitments to improving services to small businesses and disadvantaged areas, environmental targets that will result in better waste management, the extension of the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund and even a boost for the rural economy.