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Appointment at Terence O'Rourke

27 January 2006

Chris Odgers has been appointed as associate director of urban design at town planning practice Terence O'Rourke. In his new role Odgers will work on major urban regeneration schemes and large-scale masterplans.

Appointment at RegenCo

27 January 2006

Sandwell's urban regeneration company RegenCo has appointed three development specialists. Peter Yeomans and Chris Hill join as development managers and Laura Davidson joins as development assistant.

Appointment at West Lakes Renaissance

27 January 2006

Peter Thompson has joined urban regeneration company West Lakes Renaissance as development manager. He will be responsible for driving forward the development of office and industrial premises at selected sites in West Cumbria. Nick Hardy also joins the firm as economic inclusion manager.

RDAs to get social enterprise role

27 January 2006

Social enterprises are to receive guaranteed support from regional development agency-managed Business Links programmes under plans for the sector being drawn up by the Department for Trade and Industry.

NDC dismissal case given go-ahead

27 January 2006

Two former board members of a north London-based New Deal for Communities partnership have been granted permission to contest their dismissals from the NDC.

Pilots aim for speedier decisions on largest-scale developments

27 January 2006

Pilots designed to help large and complex developments get through the planning system faster were unveiled by planning minister Yvette Cooper this week.

CBI chief opposes London skills split

27 January 2006

National business champion Sir Digby Jones has challenged London mayor Ken Livingstone on mayoral plans to annex skills training in the capital.

Quote of the week

27 January 2006

We want to ensure that the public money spent on the Games is recycled into the British economy wherever possible, to the benefit of British-based companies and the people working in them" - Culture secretary Tessa Jowell urges a conference of business leaders in Canary Wharf to make sure that the 2012 Olympics in London bring maximum benefits to Britain.

Cooperate or lose your benefits, claimants told

27 January 2006

Incapacity benefit claimants will have to agree individual action plans to get them back into work if they are to continue receiving benefits, the Government has said.

New rules let NDCs keep asset cash

27 January 2006

New Deal for Communities partnerships will be able to seek loan finance against land and buildings bought with public cash, after the publication of guidance updating the rules on the use of NDC assets.