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Alliance created for project in Thurrock

15 October 2004

A joint venture has been set up to undertake a regeneration and development project in south Essex, it was announced last week.

Stanhope revises Croydon proposal

15 October 2004

One of two rival developers for the Croydon Gateway scheme is to submit revised plans in its second bid to win the consent.

Suburbs may be focus of future regeneration

15 October 2004

The focus of regeneration will in the future switch from inner-city areas to the suburbs, according to a report that predicts what Britain will be like in 20 years' time. The report, published last week by Building Futures - a joint initiative between government advisory body the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (Cabe) and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) - claims that the revival of the cores of cities "will continue apace".

Liverpool tram scheme saved by climbdown

15 October 2004

Liverpool's Merseytram project is back on track following a last-minute climbdown last week in a row that had jeopardised the entire scheme.

Overseas residents' visits to Wales

15 October 2004

Overseas residents' visits to Wales rose by 3.8 per cent last year, outstripping the increase in the other home nations, according to official figures released last week. The Office for National Statistics data reveals that visits by overseas residents to England rose by 2.8 per cent, while those to Scotland fell by one per cent. The International Passenger Survey can be viewed at www.statistics.gov.uk.

Adverts aim to improve safety on rural roads

15 October 2004

A campaign urging motorists to drive carefully in the countryside was launched by the Department for Transport last week.

Inward investment in the Black Country

15 October 2004

Inward investment in the Black Country rose dramatically in the last six months, the local development agency announced last week. Black Country Investment said inward investment in the first six months of the 2004/05 financial year was £60 million, compared with £36 million for the whole of 2003/04.

Alliance lambasts transport appraisals

15 October 2004

Small, value-for-money transport schemes are often sidelined by less valuable big infrastructure plans, according to an environmental alliance.

The regional development agency signs agreement

15 October 2004

The regional development agency for the North-East has signed an agreement with the Chinese government agency that promotes research. One North-East said that the memorandum with the Shanghai High-Tech Business Incubator Network will give North-East firms and universities prime access to Chinese markets in the fields of digital media, life sciences and nanotechnology.

Darling tightens grip on rail authority's powers

15 October 2004

The Strategic Rail Authority (SRA) has been stripped of much of its autonomy by transport secretary Alistair Darling in a move designed to pave the way for its absorption into his department.