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Moves: Appointment at Urban Design Group

8 October 2004

Campaign group the Urban Design Group has elected Barry Sellers as its new chairman. Sellers, a planner with the London Borough of Wandsworth, specialising in urban design and conservation, will serve a two-year term as chairman.

In brief: RTPI president Mike Hayes featured among ...

8 October 2004

RTPI president Mike Hayes featured among 17 honorary fellowships awarded by the Royal Institute of British Architects last week. The fellowships, which will be presented next April, are given to people from a range of backgrounds to reward contributions to architecture in building more sustainable communities and in the education of future generations.

Moves: Appointment at British Waterways

8 October 2004

British Waterways has appointed Jerry Appleyard as general manager for the South East Waterway Unit. Appleyard joins the company from the Welcome Break Group where he was marketing and hotels director. He replaces acting general manager Ian White who will now return to his role as technical director, based in Leeds.

In brief: Attempts to thwart an offshore wind farm ...

8 October 2004

Attempts to thwart an offshore wind farm off Porthcawl failed this week in a Welsh assembly vote. Plans for a 30-turbine facility at Scarweather Sands were approved by the Welsh Assembly Government last July against the recommendation of a planning inspector. Ten assembly members tried to force another debate on the issue but were defeated. The scheme is now likely to proceed, although opponents could still press for a judicial review.

Kent rail link delay is threat to growth area plans, warns Seera

8 October 2004

Planned developments in the Thames Gateway and Ashford growth areas are being held up because the Government is dithering over investing in the Kent rail system, according to the South East of England Regional Assembly (Seera).

In brief: A public inquiry into one of the longest-running planning disputes ...

8 October 2004

A public inquiry into one of the longest-running planning disputes in Wales reopened this week. The row centres over Tipi Valley in Carmarthenshire, an "eco-community" covering almost 65ha. Resident Brig Oubridge first applied for a retrospective lawful use certificate for a caravan and three tents in 1993. His application was refused, but the decision was overturned. After a series of High Court challenges, the dispute was handed to the Welsh Assembly Government to make a final decision in 1999. It has now reopened the hearing.

Call for more loans for new social enterprises

8 October 2004

Hundreds of social enterprises could be in line to gain support from a key government scheme aimed at improving access to finance for start-up businesses.

In brief: Welsh planning minister Carwyn Jones ...

8 October 2004

Welsh planning minister Carwyn Jones issued a direction requiring Caerphilly County Borough Council to modify its unitary development plan this week. The direction orders the council to revise waste policies in the plan, in accordance with latest Welsh Assembly Government guidance.