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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.

Details of plan for the redevelopment of Swindon released

24 September 2004

Plans to build 3,000 homes and create 10,000 jobs in Swindon were unveiled this week by the town's urban regeneration company.

In brief: Liz Peace takes over as chair of National Planning Forum

24 September 2004

British Property Foundation chief executive Liz Peace has taken over as chair of the National Planning Forum. She succeeds Birmingham City Council member Stewart Stacey, who resigned in June. David Sparks, who chairs the Local Government Association's environment forum, was elected as a vice-chairman of the forum this week.

West and East Midlands agree on a growth plan

24 September 2004

Development bodies in the West and East Midlands are to endorse plans to create a 'Midlands Way' growth strategy aimed at boosting economic growth across the whole of central England.

New Publications: Government Publications

24 September 2004

The Labour Force Survey. Published by the Department of Work and Pensions. Available at www.dwp.gov.uk

In brief: Closing date for Planning's 2004 survey is today

24 September 2004

Today is the closing date for responses to Planning's 2004 survey of planning consultants. Thanks to all the consultancies that have returned questionnaire forms so far. If for whatever reason it is not possible to return outstanding forms by close of play today, please contact Lars Jespersen via ljespersen@ camarguepr.com with an indication of when we can expect them.

£100m kick-start for Northern Way

24 September 2004

The Government is to set up a £100 million growth fund to drive forward the ambitious Northern Way strategy launched by deputy prime minister John Prescott this week.