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Work has begun on a scheme to transform a key site in Sheffield city centre into a public space. Sheffield City Council is leading the improvements to Barker's Pool, which surrounds the grade II* listed City Hall. Regional development agency Yorkshire Forward has already committed £5.1 million to the project, with a further £700,000 coming from developer Hammerson, which created the nearby New Retail Quarter. Confirmation of further funds from the European Objective 1 programme towards the Barker's Pool scheme and the refurbishment of the City Hall is expected within the next few weeks.

Eubanks win assent for Brighton project

8 October 2004

Former boxing champion Chris Eubank and his family have been granted planning permission to build affordable housing on the site of their Brighton home.

Student flats banned from Leeds 6 district

8 October 2004

New student flats and hostels are to be banned from an area of Leeds where undergraduates have begun to outnumber locals.

Cabinet shuffled after resignation

8 October 2004

Scottish minister Malcolm Chisholm is to take over the communities brief in a reshuffle of the Scottish Executive cabinet announced this week.

Go-ahead for Stratford City project

8 October 2004

The Government's massive regeneration programme for east London took a step forward this week when proposals for a major development in the heart of the area gained approval.

Leeds housing scheme goes before council

8 October 2004

A planning application for the first phase of housing at the Allerton Bywater millennium community was submitted to Leeds City Council by English Partnerships last week.

Community Renewal News: Bradford NDC named as best partnership

8 October 2004

The Bradford Trident New Deal for Communities (NDC) project was commended this week for its forward looking approach to regeneration.

Director quits surveyors for federation job

8 October 2004

Faraz Baber, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) planning and development faculty director, is moving to the British Property Federation (BPF), it was announced last week.

Community Renewal News: Docklands areas still deprived, says study

8 October 2004

Pockets of severe deprivation remain in the Isle of Dogs in east London, despite overall improvements in quality of life, with black and minority ethnic communities most likely to be living in poverty, says a report published last week.

Community Renewal News: All aboard for awards

8 October 2004

The Waterways Trust and the British Urban Regeneration Association are seeking entries for the Waterways Renaissance Awards 2005. The awards are divided into seven categories: area-based regeneration, community, design and construction, education and learning, historic environment, natural environment, and recreation and tourism. The deadline for entries is 22 October and nomination packs are available at www.bura.org.uk. Last year's winners included the Safe Anchor Trust in West Yorkshire.