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Regeneration agency buys key Liverpool tower

19 August 2004

National regeneration agency English Partnerships yesterday bought a 1960s tower block in order to allow the regeneration of Liverpool's Lime Street railway station.

New South East homes face water shortages

19 August 2004

Government plans to build thousands of homes in the South East could create serious water shortages for residents, a regional leader has warned.

RIBA president calls for new 'X' listing

19 August 2004

Eyesore buildings across the UK should be given a new listing to speed up demolition and allow better places to be created, a leading architect has proposed.

Deprived areas face council tax shortfalls

19 August 2004

People and firms with permanent addresses in deprived areas are paying extra council tax because local authorities are failing to bill thousands of transient citizens, unpublished research shows.

South East firms lag behind rest of country

19 August 2004

Shares in FTSE-listed companies based in the South East of England are being outperformed by those in firms in many other parts of the UK.

Rural Scotland sees rise in old people

18 August 2004

Scotland’s rural areas have an ageing population, with sparse transport links and poor access to schools and doctors, a report reveals.

Coin Street residents face eviction

18 August 2004

Residents of one of the country’s most famous affordable housing schemes could face eviction after internal disputes over the allocation of flats.

Paradise Street CPO threat withdrawn

18 August 2004

A £750 million redevelopment of Liverpool’s central shopping district moved a step forward this week when a legal challenge to the property’s compulsory purchase order (CPO) was withdrawn.