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Green groups aim to kill airline grant

27 January 2006

Environmental groups in Scotland have called on the Scottish Executive to withdraw £12.4 million of airline subsidies.

Manchester shoppers will travel by water taxi

27 January 2006

Manchester shoppers will be able to travel to the Trafford Centre by water taxi. Last week Trafford Borough Council granted planning permission for a 600m inlet linking the site with the Manchester Ship Canal. Building work should take around a year, but no start date has yet been agreed. Trafford Centre owner Peel Holdings said that the canal is part of a wider plan to develop a site opposite the centre.

Campaigners removed from bypass route

27 January 2006

Police arrested 27 anti-road protesters occupying land along the route of a planned bypass in Scotland this week.

Lobbyists wait for legislation on quiet lanes

27 January 2006

Countryside campaigners are urging the government to publish regulations for designating quiet lanes after the idea was first mooted more than five years ago.

Leader sought for gateway delivery

27 January 2006

A chief executive is to be appointed to co-ordinate the delivery of regeneration across the Thames Gateway, the government has revealed following criticism about a lack of leadership.

Newcastle housing plan wins approval

27 January 2006

Controversial plans to demolish and rebuild homes in Newcastle's Walker Riverside have been approved.

Study reveals confidence in regeneration

27 January 2006

Investment in commercial property in regeneration areas is giving higher returns than other sectors of the market, according to latest research.

Four-week consultation on the draft masterplan for Tattenhoe Park

27 January 2006

A four-week consultation on the draft masterplan for Tattenhoe Park near Milton Keynes began yesterday. Led by Milton Keynes Partnership, the project will provide more than 1,200 homes, 30 per cent of which will be affordable. Around a third of the homes will be "super flexible" and built with future extension or adaptation in mind. A primary school, community facilities, business space and open areas are also proposed on the 57ha site. The masterplan, prepared by Savills and Alan Baxter and Associates, will be submitted later in the year.

Bedford town centre is set to be revived

27 January 2006

Bedford town centre is set to be revived after the borough council signed an agreement with St Modwen for a £150 million redevelopment scheme. Plans for the 5.6ha site on the west side of the town centre include a bus station, large-scale food store, major department store, cinema and leisure complex. Around 18,500m2 of retail and leisure space is proposed, as well as 1,200-space car park, homes and open space.

Steering group of Scottish organisation has been set up

27 January 2006

A steering group of Scottish organisations has been set up to discuss how to maximise Scotland's benefit from the 2012 Olympic Games in London. The group, which met for the first time last week, includes VisitScotland, BBC Scotland, Scottish Enterprise and the Scottish Chambers of Commerce. It is chaired by former Olympic athlete Julia Bracewell and is part of the Nations and Regions Group that aims to help the whole of the UK benefit from the Olympics.