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Council backs new Royal Arsenal plan

6 January 2006

Greenwich council has approved the controversial 2,500-home regeneration plans for the historic Royal Arsenal dockyard in Woolwich, south London.

Snub to CPO change 'will hinder renewal'

6 January 2006

The Government's wholesale rejection of proposed reforms to compulsory purchase legislation will act as a barrier to regeneration, an industry body is claiming.

Edinburgh tenants reject homes deal

6 January 2006

Housing experts are calling for new methods for improving social housing in Scotland after council tenants in Edinburgh rejected plans to transfer their homes to a housing association.

Regulator launches probe into landlord

6 January 2006

Regulatory body the Housing Corporation has launched an investigation into a London-based housing association for ethnic minority groups, following an alleged "vendetta" by a group led by an ex-consultant against the association's staff.

High flyer Council denies shelving tower plans

6 January 2006

Liverpool City Council has claimed that it is "still in discussions" with the developer behind the proposed 38-storey Central Station Tower (above, to the right) and that its officers have made no formal recommendation to refuse planning permission.

Yorkshire bridge approved

6 January 2006

Plans have been approved for a new bridge in the Yorkshire town chosen for Channel 4's forthcoming regeneration documentary series, The Castleford Project. The 130-metre long bridge is one of 11 schemes being developed as part of the project and is intended to link the town with communities across the River Aire.

Correction

6 January 2006

In our last issue (R&R, 16 December, p8) we captioned a picture "New Middlesbrough college vision". In fact it showed Nicholas Hare Architects' extension to the Alexandra Park school in Haringey, north London.

Sefton council tenants vote

6 January 2006

Tenants of Sefton council have voted to transfer ownership of 11,700 council homes to a new housing association, overturning a decision against stock transfer last August. Seventy-two per cent of tenants voted in favour of the transfer compared with 45 per cent in the last vote. The reversal came after the council proposed severe cuts to its housing services following the initial 'no' vote.

VCS could be frozen out by LSC revamp

6 January 2006

The Learning and Skills Council's restructure could threaten learning courses provided by the third sector, the National Association of Councils for Voluntary Service (NACVS) has cautioned.

Anger over delay to East End ballot

6 January 2006

An east London New Deal for Communities (NDC) partnership has spoken of its outrage over a decision to delay a ballot on the stock transfer of the estate on which it is based, claiming the delay will set its regeneration back by months.