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Moves: Appointment at National Council for Voluntary Organisations

27 August 2004

Kate Aldous has been appointed as the National Council for Voluntary Organisations' new collaborative working unit manager. In her new post, Aldous will aim to ensure that the voluntary and community sector has access to the latest information and advice to do with collaborative working. She joins after five years with Councils for Voluntary Service.

Business Brief: Diagnostic treatment centre given green light

27 August 2004

A multi-million pound diagnostic treatment centre at Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham has been given the green light. The three-storey building will provide day care and surgery facilities for patients across a range of medical disciplines. Plans designed by Rees-Evata Europe, a joint venture between architecture and planning consultancies Evata UK and USA-based Rees Associates, include a sculpture garden that could act as a forum for artists.

Moves: Appointment at Highlands and Islands Enterprise

27 August 2004

Economic development agency Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has appointed William Roe as chairman. He succeeds historian, author and broadcaster Jim Hunter, who is stepping down after six years. Roe is chairman and director of business consultancy Rocket Science UK, and chairman of software solutions firm Mysterian.

Business Brief: Traffic management review of Heywood

27 August 2004

A traffic management review of Heywood town centre in Rochdale will be carried out by Scott Wilson with ANSA Consultants. The firms have been appointed by Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council, the Rochdale Development Agency and communities partnership New Heart for Heywood. The commission follows a previous Scott Wilson study on regeneration in Heywood.

Moves: Appointment at Welsh Local Government Association

27 August 2004

Flintshire County Council leader Alex Aldridge has been elected as leader of the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA). Aldridge will be leading the new power-sharing WLGA, which will see all political groups contributing to the political management and direction of the body.

Moves: Appointment at Prowess

27 August 2004

Women's enterprise organisation Prowess has appointed Kiki Maurey as associate director. She will be in charge of campaigning and policy work, along with strategic and partnership development. In addition to her work at Prowess, Maurey is a consultant to the Department of Trade and Industry and its Small Business Service.

Analysis: Fears obscure growth area

27 August 2004

Arguments continue over the justification for extra homes in the M11 area, writes Catherine Early.

Moves: Appointment at One North-East

27 August 2004

Regional development agency One North-East has appointed John Holmes to lead its regeneration and tourism directorate. His role will include maximising the potential of the agency's property and development portfolio. He will also be responsible for delivering its tourism agenda: developing the industry and promoting the region to visitors.

Analysis: Shepley on ... professionalism versus the joys of the amateur

27 August 2004

Professionalism. Not a fashionable notion these days. Too cautious and unimaginative, people say. Better to bring in someone who does not have to worry about petty codes of conduct, rules, regulations and legal precedents. Someone who can bring flair, imagination, lateral thinking, Someone who can excite, thrill, get things done.

Moves: Appointment at London Parks and Green Spaces Forum

27 August 2004

The London Parks and Green Spaces Forum has appointed Tony Leach as director. For the past five years Leach has run a business development consultancy specialising in parks and urban regeneration. Prior to that he held a variety of management roles within the fields of regeneration, parks and open spaces at the London boroughs of Lambeth, Haringey, Brent and Lewisham.