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Physical Regeneration: Campaigners attack country lane clutter

3 September 2004

The character of the countryside is being damaged by the urbanisation of rural roads, countryside campaigners claimed this week.

Physical Regeneration: Traffic-free marketplace at heart of Dartford plans

3 September 2004

A pedestrianised market with a range of community facilities is at the centre of plans for the redevelopment of Dartford in Kent, which were given outline planning permission last week.

Casebook: Appeal cases - Food and drink uses. Enforcement quashed after change of use ruling

3 September 2004

An enforcement notice alleging that premises in north London were being used as a banqueting hall, which the council claimed fell within class D2 of the Use Classes Order, has been quashed after an inspector decided that no material change of use had occurred.

Casebook: Appeal cases - Community Facilities. Car-free student housing expansion approved

3 September 2004

A scheme involving the provision of additional student accommodation at a hall of residence in Coventry has been approved with the loss of a significant proportion of car parking spaces.

Physical Regeneration: Tories will campaign on tackling urban decay

3 September 2004

The Conservative party has promised to put the urban environment at the top of the agenda at the next election as part of a major campaign against what it calls Labour's "betrayal of urban Britain".

Casebook: Appeal cases - Community facilities. University expansion frustrated by design flaws

3 September 2004

Cardiff University has failed in an attempt to build an optometry and vision science department after an inspector agreed with the council that it would result in a large and mundane addition to the city.

Economic Development Brief: Correction

3 September 2004

Last week we stated that the UK will become the most populous nation in Europe by 2050 (Regeneration & Renewal, 27 August, p10). In fact, the Population Reference Bureau predicts that, while the UK's population will rise to 65.4 million by 2050, it will remain Europe's second most populous nation behind Germany.

Economic Development Brief: London firms encouraged to set up in Peterborough

3 September 2004

London firms are being urged to leave the "cost and inconvenience" of the capital behind and set up home in Peterborough. Adverts placed in the Evening Standard by the Positively Peterborough campaign, backed by the Greater Peterborough Investment Agency, are encouraging firms to move after London mayor Ken Livingstone's proposal to extend the congestion charge into parts of west London.

Casebook: Appeal cases - Commercial and industrial. Showroom justified by very special circumstances

3 September 2004

A replacement boatyard showroom in the metropolitan green belt in Surrey has been backed by an inspector who decided that very special circumstances justified permission. However, he rejected a further appeal that sought permission for the retention of a temporary building.

Economic Development Brief: St Helens wins funding

3 September 2004

St Helens has won £1.3 million of funding to develop managed workspace for creative industries. The Catapult Too scheme will see two historic buildings converted into 16 broadband-equipped units. Funding will come from Objective 1, the Single Regeneration Budget and the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund. For details, contact Steve Littler (tel) 01744 456129.