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Transport minister announces final approval for container port

31 March 2006

Transport minister Derek Twigg has announced that he will grant final approval to proposals for a container port in Harwich, Essex. The move follows a public inquiry in 2004, which recommended in favour of the proposals. The ODPM has also approved the plans.

Council to oppose Milton Keynes plan

31 March 2006

Milton Keynes Council is to put itself at loggerheads with national regeneration agency English Partnerships over plans for the flagship 2,000-home Oakgrove Millennium Community in the city.

Whitehall aides: ditched tram was 'good value'

31 March 2006

Transport secretary Alistair Darling was told by his civil servants that a proposed tram scheme in Leeds would offer "high value for money" before he rejected the project, government documents have revealed.

Lack of local devolution is 'slowing regeneration'

31 March 2006

Whitehall's strong grip on local government is holding back regeneration by stifling innovation and entrepreneurialism, according to a report seen by Regeneration & Renewal.

The plant that refused to die

31 March 2006

Japanese knotweed has long been a thorn in the side of regeneration projects, but two new methods of dealing with it may combine to resolve the problem, finds Adam Branson.

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31 March 2006

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Budget boosts ministerial transport

31 March 2006

Last week's budget saw a raft of measures to please greens, including higher taxes on gas-guzzling 4x4s and extra cash for miniature wind turbines on homes and schools.

Star snubs premier over green failure

31 March 2006

While the budget has scored reasonably well with environmentalists, prime minister Tony Blair is in the bad books with one high-profile green activist.

MP lambasts Stockport's switch-off

31 March 2006

At local level, meanwhile, the energy saving agenda has taken an unexpected turn in Stockport, where councillors are considering turning off every other street light to save cash.

Appointment at ERM

31 March 2006

Steve Laking has been promoted to managing partner by consultancy ERM. He was previously managing partner of the firm's contaminated sites management practice in the UK. Before that, Laking held the same post at ERM's office in Sydney, Australia.