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Consortia helps English Partnerships homes

29 October 2004

Three consortia have been chosen to help English Partnerships deliver key worker homes as part of its London Wide Initiative. First Base Partnership, Key London Alliance and a consortium led by Countryside Properties will now hold detailed talks on the pilot project, which aims to deliver up to 4,000 homes. Half of these will be for key workers in the capital.

Task force for valley renewal nears consent

29 October 2004

A task force to spearhead regeneration in the Upper Don Valley in Sheffield was due to be given the go-ahead this week.

Think-tanks warn of Olympic pitfalls

29 October 2004

London's 2012 Olympic bid team should start planning now to make sure that it can sustain benefits for the capital, two think-tanks warned this week.

Guide advises on evening economy

29 October 2004

Local authorities must make more use of the planning system to help manage night-time economies in town and city centres, according to latest government advice.

Return of mail trains cheers up Christmas

29 October 2004

Royal Mail has delighted trade unions and environmentalists with its decision to bring back mail trains before Christmas.

Charity seeks better routes to health care

29 October 2004

A programme seeking to encourage improved transport access to health care has been developed by sustainable transport charity Sustrans.

Protesters march against charge zone

29 October 2004

Residents staged a protest march last week against London mayor Ken Livingstone's plans to extend the congestion charge zone to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Assembly rebuffs West Midlands toll motorway

29 October 2004

Government proposals for an 80km tolled motorway through the West Midlands will not be supported by the regional assembly, it emerged last week.

Light shines at end of Metrolink tunnel

29 October 2004

The future of Manchester's Metrolink expansion is looking brighter after meetings between MPs, civil servants, the city council and the Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Executive (GMPTE).

Chetwood wins competition

29 October 2004

Chetwood Associates has won a competition to design a major mixed-use development for a new section of St Austell town centre. The project for David McLean Developments and the South West of England Regional Development Agency includes 15,800m2 of mixed retail space, 72 flats - one-third of which will be affordable - restaurants, cafes, a cinema and a 550-space underground car park.