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In brief: Political parties should commit themselves says National Housing Federation

24 September 2004

The main political parties should commit themselves to developing planning policies and design codes that produce genuinely mixed-use developments catering for a range of incomes, tenures and household types, according to the National Housing Federation. It is calling on all main parties to put affordable housing and sustainable communities at the heart of their general election campaigns.

Moves: Appointment at Hackney Training and Employment Network

24 September 2004

Learning and regeneration umbrella body Hackney Training and Employment Network has appointed Sonia Khan as its new chief executive. She replaces Elizabeth Balgobin, the founding chief executive, who leaves the organisation after seven years. Khan will take up her post in October.

Moves: Appointment at Keynote Housing Group

24 September 2004

Elaine Le Montais has joined regeneration and housing agency Keynote Housing Group as head of regeneration. She will lead the delivery of the group's regeneration programme across the Midlands and will oversee five regional teams covering Stoke-on-Trent, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Leicester and Coventry.

Moves: Appointment at East Riding of Yorkshire Council

24 September 2004

John Sanderson has joined East Riding of Yorkshire Council as strategic development manager (safe communities). He will be responsible for strategic leadership and performance management of a range of crime reduction, community safety and related services. He joins from Humberside Police, where for the past two years he was chief superintendent, head of corporate services.

Moves: Appointment at The Mersey Partnership

24 September 2004

Business group The Mersey Partnership has appointed Martin King as its new director of tourism. His role will be to influence the future direction of Merseyside's tourism industry and deliver the partnership's Tourism Strategy and Vision, launched in 2003.

Moves: Appointment at All Saints and Blackenhall Community Development

24 September 2004

Tim Clegg has been appointed as executive director of All Saints and Blakenhall Community Development - Wolverhampton's New Deal for Communities (NDC) programme. He takes over from Jas Kaur, who has been acting executive director for the past 18 months. Kaur will now become the NDC's head of operations.

Moves: Appointment at English Partnerships

24 September 2004

National regeneration agency English Partnerships has appointed regeneration consultant Neil Mortimer as head of the National Coalfields Programme and head of community regeneration within its National Programmes division. Mortimer will be responsible for ensuring the coalfield programme's 100 sites meet their output and spend targets. He joins from consultancy GVA Grimley where he was a development consultant.

Moves: Appointment at the Midland Area Housing Association

24 September 2004

Christine Price (left) and David Cockcroft have been appointed as neighbourhood housing managers at the Birmingham-based Midland Area Housing Association. They will be responsible for the development and performance of a team that oversees housing management and rent collection in the area.

Moves: Appointment at Lovell

24 September 2004

Affordable housing provider Lovell has appointed Debbie Pearson as community development adviser for the company's London region. She will be responsible for managing community, employment and training initiatives in the area. She has been promoted from her previous position as business development coordinator.

In brief: Waterways Trust calls for nominations for awards

24 September 2004

The Waterways Trust and the British Urban Regeneration Association are calling for nominations for the third Waterways Renaissance Awards. The awards, which aim to recognise and encourage best practice in sustainable waterway development and regeneration throughout the UK,are split into seven categories. Nomination packs are available from the Waterways Trust via awards@thewaterwaystrust.org.uk.