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Scottish News: Ministers seek to abate water crisis

23 July 2004

Ministers are to review the worsening crisis that is seeing development being held back by Scotland's ageing water and sewerage systems.

Transport News: National road fees proposed to replace tax

23 July 2004

A national congestion charging scheme across England could generate £16 billion per year and enable road tax to be abolished, according to a leading think-tank.

Transport News: Tied-arch bridge over River Thames given go-ahead

23 July 2004

A tied-arch bridge over the River Thames at Walton has been given the go-ahead after deputy prime minister John Prescott's decision not to call in the proposal. Surrey County Council can now issue permission for the scheme, which will link Walton and Shepperton with roads to Cowey Sale. The authority will now publish statutory orders for road alterations and land acquisitions. The £25 million bridge has to be built by 2009, when permission for the current temporary crossing expires.

Transport News: Report demands congestion relief

23 July 2004

Prospects for suburban travel in England appear bleak unless policies are introduced to ease traffic congestion, according to latest research.

Transport News: Darling announces rail service powers

23 July 2004

Regional and local stakeholders will be given greater powers over how to run their railways, transport secretary Alistair Darling promised last week as part of his rail review.

Transport News: Strategy aims to boost links in South East

23 July 2004

The government has launched its transport strategy for the South East in a bid to improve transport links and deliver growth across the region.

In brief: Rosemound Developments Ltd begin work on warehouse scheme at Max Park

23 July 2004

Rosemound Developments Ltd has begun work on a 46,500 sq m warehouse scheme at Max Park, Corby. It will be the largest speculative warehouse facility available in the Midlands.

In brief: Consent for industrial and distribution park secured by Gazeley

23 July 2004

Consent for a £50 million industrial and distribution park has been secured by developer Gazeley from Sheffield City Council. The 19.5ha site is at Shepcote Lane in the east of the city. Gazeley is already developing a 43,225 sq m printing facility for the Polestar Group in the area.

In brief: Regeneration scheme for one of last undeveloped parts of Leeds city centre

23 July 2004

A £400 million regeneration scheme for one of the last undeveloped parts of Leeds city centre will be put before Leeds City Council this week. The proposal is for the Eastgate and Harewood quarter, which covers 8.5ha east of the Victorian quarter. It is intended to extend Leeds's shopping appeal, elongate pedestrian linkages, generate more mixed uses and create more employment opportunities.

In brief: Agenda to boost prosperity of Cumbria launched at cross-party summit

23 July 2004

An agenda to boost the prosperity of Cumbria has been launched at a cross-party summit organised by the North West Regional Assembly. Seven Steps Towards Cumbrian Recovery includes the need for a university, better transport, revitalised and affordable housing, investment and more tourism. The summit was held in response to the fall in Cumbria's economic output, making it the worst performing sub-region in the UK. The summit report can be viewed via www.PlanningResource.co.uk.