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A masterplan has been unveiled for Central Park in Darlington, one of the most important developments in the region, according to the town's urban regeneration company. Tees Valley Regeneration's plans for the 30ha site next to the railway station include 600 new homes, a new home for Darlington College, four and five-storey office buildings, a sculpture park, hotel and conference centre, and a range of leisure and community facilities. The URC believes that the development could create up to 2,000 jobs and bring in £170 million of investment. Site preparation for Central Park is under way, and work is scheduled to begin in December.

EP Gateway chief is made Bura chairman

8 October 2004

The director for the Thames Gateway at the Government's regeneration agency has been appointed chair of the British Urban Regeneration Association (Bura).

ODPM assembly drive 'being held back by other departments'

8 October 2004

The ODPM's drive to establish regional assemblies is being held back by the opposition of other government departments, the leader of Manchester City Council revealed last week.

Aberdeen hit by decision to close school

8 October 2004

The University of Aberdeen's planning school has officially closed following the decision to restructure the department, it surfaced this week.

Staff volunteering brings in £1bn

8 October 2004

Employer-supported volunteering schemes involve 1.5 million people in England and Wales, a Home Office report released this week reveals.

Young buyers put off in South West

8 October 2004

The South West is now one of the least affordable regions of Britain for young first-time buyers, according to latest research.

News briefs: Government adviser the Commission for Architecture ...

8 October 2004

Government adviser the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (Cabe) announced this week that it had committed £150,000 to fund councillor training programme the London Exemplar and the London Authorities Urban Design Forum, a support and training network for council officers. Cabe will fund both projects for two years.

Towers set to transform Leeds skyline

8 October 2004

The Leeds skyline will be revolutionised by a pair of "kissing towers" proposed to regenerate part of the city, it emerged last week.

News briefs: Campaign group the Empty Homes Agency ...

8 October 2004

Campaign group the Empty Homes Agency announced it will be running a week of action on empty homes next week. The group aims to raise awareness of the 100,000 empty homes in the capital. During the week, the group will encourage members of the public, as well as owners, to call the London Empty Property Hotline about individual empty homes. To call the hotline ring 0870 901 6303.