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More than half of the wealthiest ares in Britain are in the North
16 December 2005
More than half of the 50 wealthiest areas in Britain are in the North, according to a study carried out for Barclays bank. Researchers divided the average salary for each area by the regional cost of living to reach their controversial findings. Sheffield Hallam and Leeds are listed in the top ten.
The future for regional government considered by select committee
16 December 2005
The future for regional government is to be considered by a select committee of 11 MPs. The group will look at issues such as devolving power from regional to local level, and the potential and impact of city-regions. The inquiry will start early next year.
Cardiff should work closely with Swansea and Newport
16 December 2005
Cardiff should work closely with the nearby cities of Swansea and Newport, says a report into the council's review of its city centre strategy. The council's economic scrutiny committee report says this cooperation would ensure that the development of all the respective city centres was complementary.
Housing sites face flood risk checks
16 December 2005
Councils will be required to assess the flood risk to all land coming forward for housing development.
Greenfield fear over planning shift
16 December 2005
The Government has been urged to clarify proposals to shake up the planning system due to concerns that they could unintentionally encourage greenfield development.
Campaigners resign from eco-building code group
16 December 2005
Environmental campaigners have withdrawn support for an eco-building standard that will soon be adopted by the national housing and regeneration agencies.
In Place - Riverside Business Centre, Essex
16 December 2005
Name of scheme: Riverside Business Centre Completed: November 2005 Where is it? Tilbury, Essex What is it? Eco-friendly business centre The lowdown: The design of Riverside incorporates high standards in energy management and resource...
Long term cost of short-life homes
16 December 2005
A change of culture across the construction industry is needed to stop the Government's plans to build sustainable communities wasting "billions" of pounds of investment, research claims.
Fund for new areas of housing growth
16 December 2005
Local authorities are being encouraged to bid for funding to establish new housing growth areas.
Brown scraps buy-to-let tax break
16 December 2005
A proposed tax break that has led to heavy investment in rural houses, sparking concerns over the provision of affordable housing in the countryside, has been shelved.
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