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Barclays and AstraZeneca shortlisted

27 January 2006

Barclays bank and pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca are among the firms shortlisted for their partnerships with cultural or arts organisations as part of charity Arts & Business annual awards scheme. The five finalists offer successful examples of how the two sectors can work well together. The winners will be revealed at a ceremony on 3 April.

'Give builders boost to build for families'

27 January 2006

The Government needs to give developers financial guarantees to encourage them to build apartments fit for families in Britain's inner cities, says a report from social policy research charity the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

ODPM to seek leader for Gateway

27 January 2006

A chief executive for the Thames Gateway is to be appointed by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister to deal with the lack of leadership identified by successive reports on the Government's flagship regeneration strategy.

New chairman for HMR partnership

27 January 2006

Housing market renewal body Tees Valley Living has appointed local businessman Neil Etherington as its chair following the departure of former chair Alison Thain last year, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.

Tower gets go-ahead Wandsworth project approved

27 January 2006

Plans for a 138-apartment tower in Wandsworth, west London were given the go-ahead last week.

Mayor backs West End revamp plans

27 January 2006

London mayor Ken Livingstone this week added his support to plans to redevelop one of London's most popular tourist destinations.

Property gains largest in regeneration areas

27 January 2006

Property investors mostly gain better than average market returns in regeneration areas than in other areas, according to figures from national regeneration agency English Partnerships.

In Place: K2 Leisure Centre, Crawley

27 January 2006

Name of scheme: K2 Leisure Centre Completed: January 2006 Where is it? Crawley, West Sussex What is it? Olympic-length swimming pool and sports complex The lowdown K2 Leisure Centre, which was officially opened...

More money needed to fund housing in rural areas says commission

27 January 2006

More money is needed to fund affordable housing in rural areas, according to the Commission for Rural Communities, part of watchdog the Countryside Agency. In evidence to the affordable rural housing commission, the CRC said the Government also needed to tailor housing policies to meet rural needs.

Plans unveiled for regeneration of Morpeth

27 January 2006

Plans for the regeneration of part of Morpeth town centre, including a proposal for a new shopping arcade, have been unveiled by developer Dransfield Properties. The firm said the scheme would create 13 shops, 150 jobs and fund the development of a public library and bus station. Dransfield said it will submit a planning application by the end of February.