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Gateshead housing to miss out on £230m

22 November 2004

Regeneration of council housing in Gateshead is to be delayed after the city’s arms-Length Management Organisation failed to perform well-enough to be unlock £230m in government funding.

Coe: 'Olympics would regenerate Lea Valley'

22 November 2004

Winning the Olympics Games in 2012 would transform the Lower Lea Valley and leave it with a lasting legacy, the chairman of the capital’s Olympic bid has promised.

Spatial planning 'not sexy' says expert

22 November 2004

The rise of nationalism is just one of a raft of key challenges that lay ahead for economic regeneration across Europe, a distinguished spatial planning expert has warned.

Study: 'Road upgrade would harm green belt'

8 November 2004

Plans to upgrade a key commuter route into Edinburgh would have a severe effect on the green belt and should be abandoned, according to latest research.

Blow for prospective URC bidders

8 November 2004

Fledgling urban regeneration companies (URCs) in Blackpool and Great Yarmouth and Waveney have been dealt a blow after English Partnerships withdrew a funding pledge to set them up.

Application submitted for Croydon scheme

8 November 2004

Developer Stanhope today submitted its revised detailed planning application for the controversial “Croydon Gateway” site, including office and residential buildings up to 27 storeys high, as well as a 4.5 acre public park.

South East votes to slash housing numbers

29 November 2004

Members of the South East Regional Assembly today voted to lower the proposed housing provision options for the area.

Developers question homes target

29 November 2004

Building more than 90,000 homes in the London part of the Thames Gateway by 2016 looks increasingly unrealistic, according to a number of property experts.