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Physical Regeneration: End in sight for eyesore

27 August 2004

The demolition of a building regarded by many as one of the ugliest in Liverpool came a step closer last week when it was bought by government regeneration agency English Partnerships. The agency said that it had bought Concourse Tower, next to Lime Street Station, as part of its redevelopment programme for the area, which it plans to complete in time for Liverpool's European Capital of Culture celebrations in 2008. English Partnerships is obliged to consider a range of options for the site, but a spokeswoman confirmed that demolition is a "real possibility".

Physical Regeneration: Syms to take over EP brownfield strategy

27 August 2004

National regeneration agency English Partnerships (EP) has appointed Professor Paul Syms to lead its national strategy for using previously developed land.

Physical Regeneration: Regulator wants tax hike on empty homes

27 August 2004

The owners of empty properties would have higher council tax bills as part of a plan for housing in London, the Government's housing regulatory body said this week.

Physical Regeneration: Growth plan focuses on Harlow and Stevenage

27 August 2004

Stevenage and Harlow have the potential to deliver much of the proposed new housing in the Milton Keynes and South Midlands growth area, according to a report published last week.

Physical Regeneration: Second Opinion - Camberley town centre, Surrey

27 August 2004

Each week we ask a regeneration practitioner or commentator to assess a recently published planning document. This week Alastair Grant reviews the planning application for the redevelopment of Camberley town centre in Surrey.

Physical Regeneration: Mixed-use scheme set for east London wharf

27 August 2004

A key area in one of the Government's growth regions will be redeveloped into a mixed-use scheme centred on a working wharf if plans submitted last week are approved.

Economic Development Brief: Cumbria Chamber of Commerce awarded funding

27 August 2004

Cumbria Chamber of Commerce has been awarded £377,000 from the North-West Development Agency to develop business networks in key sectors of the Cumbrian economy. The scheme will see the creation of 12 "affinity groups" to bring together manufacturers in the agricultural, engineering, creative and e-commerce sectors. 09

Economic Development Brief: Marine-energy test centre opens in Orkney

27 August 2004

A marine-energy test centre has opened in Orkney. The European Marine Energy Centre, which claims to be the only such institution in the world, was opened by Scottish deputy first minister Jim Wallace last week. The centre, which cost around £5 million, was funded by the Scottish Executive, economic development agencies Scottish Enterprise, Highlands & Islands Enterprise and Orkney Enterprise, the Department of Trade and Industry, the Carbon Trust, and Orkney Islands Council.

Economic Development Brief: Jobs to be created on remote Scottish island

27 August 2004

Ten jobs are set to be created on a remote Scottish island, following investment by economic development agency Western Islands Enterprise. Software developer Mysterian Limited already employs five people on Stornoway and another six on the mainland, but plans to expand its activities on the island after the award of the £180,000 grant.

Economic Development Brief: Wales has highest rate of business start-ups

27 August 2004

Wales has one of the highest rates of business start-ups among the over-50s outside London, research shows. The principality is only exceeded in some parts of the south of England, a survey by the International Geographical Congress has found. The news comes three years after the launch of Prime Cymru, a government-backed firm that the over-50s to become self-employed. To view the research, visit www.prime-cymru.co.uk.