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Business Briefs: Scottish & Newcastle chosen to help

13 August 2004

Scottish & Newcastle Pub Enterprises (Management) Ltd has been chosen to help British Waterways create a nationwide waterside pubs business. British Waterways, the public corporation responsible for the care of more than 3,000km of canals and rivers, said it was impressed by the quality of the firm's leased pub operation. The partnership will have access to prime waterside properties and locations, including an initial mixed portfolio of 59 pubs and development sites.

Business Briefs: Strand campus to undergo programme of repair

13 August 2004

King's College London's Strand campus will undergo a programme of repair and refurbishment to be supervised by BDP. The grade I listed building, adjacent to Somerset House, will gain improved teaching, academic and social facilities. The scheme forms the first phase of redevelopment at one of the most densely populated tertiary facilities in the country. BDP's £22 million commission includes architecture, structural and building services. The facilities are due to open in 2006.

Business Briefs: Eight-storey office scheme granted permission

13 August 2004

An eight-storey office scheme has been granted permission by Manchester City Council. Maple Grove Developments, the development arm of Eric Wright Group, secured the go-ahead for Cobbetts House to accommodate law firm Cobbetts's Manchester office on the former site of Eagle Star House. The 10,600 sq m scheme forms a key element in the Mosley Street regeneration strategy, which seeks to enhance the commercial success of the financial services district. Work starts this month and is expected to be complete by spring 2007.

Business Briefs: Peter Pendleton Associates sets up team

13 August 2004

Peter Pendleton & Associates has set up a team offering advice on planning processes, including development control, to local authorities. The team, led by Ian Thompson, David Ellis and Jayesh Patel, has experience in developing the use of technology to improve public accessibility and staff efficiency.

Business Briefs: Waterman Environmental's London team has moved

13 August 2004

Waterman Environmental's London team has moved to a larger office in Southwark. The new premises provide a greater opportunity for expansion to manage the increasing number and size of commissions that the firm is winning, particularly for environmental and sustainability assessments.

Business Briefs: Planning consent for residential scheme

13 August 2004

Planning consent for a residential scheme in Wealdstone has been granted by the London Borough of Harrow. Halpern's Grant Road project for the Acton Housing Association will create a street based on home zone principles. A total of 97 social and market sale homes will be built as well as wheelchair-accessible houses, shared ownership and rented apartments.

Business Briefs: Urban design advice set out

13 August 2004

Urban design advice has been set out by Taylor Young in a series of guides for development in the Wyre Forest district. The supplementary planning guidance, adopted by Wyre Forest District Council at the end of June, includes advice on the design quality of residential developments and the town centres of Kidderminster, Stourport-on-Severn and Bewdley.

Business Briefs: Permission to expand High Post facility

13 August 2004

Permission to expand the High Post manufacturing facility just north of Salisbury has been secured by the Humberts planning team. The project, given the go-ahead by Salisbury District Council, will provide on-site warehouse space for Mahle Filter Systems UK and is expected to create around 50 jobs. It also involves a green travel plan for staff, including dedicated car-share parking spaces, a footpath and a proposed staff bus.

Alsop in talks to move Cloud across the Mersey

13 August 2004

The controversial Cloud building, which was to grace Liverpool's waterfront, could now move across the river to the Wirral.

Business Briefs: Transport strategy drawn up

13 August 2004

A transport strategy drawn up by Steer Davies Gleave has been adopted for Salisbury District Hospital. The plan provides guidance on the transport implications of further development at the site. The hospital is being modernised and more patients are expected to create greater demand for transport.