Resources

Latest Jobs

Current Vacancies: Yorkshire and Humberside
Senior Economic Policy Officer: South East England; £40,000 +Benefits
Strategic Housing & Partnership Manager: £32,380 - £36,730 + Benefits
Senior Planning Officer (Development Control): South East England; £27,526 - £33,150pa
Chief Officer: Planning & Transport: South East England; £79,200 - £84,000 pa
Planning Officers / Assistants: Yorkshire and Humberside; £16,941 - £31,348
Team Leader (LDF): Yorkshire and Humberside; £31,348 - £36,730
Principal Consultant - Minerals and Waste: East of England
Planning Technician: West Midlands; £21,937 to £25,146
Development Plans and Conservation Manager: West Midlands; £38,463 to £42,840

Archive

Search articles from Planning, PlanningResource, Regeneration & Renewal and Regen.net

To find items containing all words, use and between each word

Search results

Displaying 21 - 30 of 1149 results found

Order results by relevance or date

Landmark scheme is bad for London

31 March 2006

When I first moved to London 20 years ago, the city was not in the best of shape, especially the riverside.

New mission for gang ally - Bernard Hare, author and social activist

31 March 2006

He may have found success with his grim portrait of dysfunctional youth, but Bernard Hare isn't moving to Hampstead yet: his latest idea is to create a community project in his native Leeds.

Cities must prepare for a greyer future

31 March 2006

Predictions of a big growth in older single households pose a major challenge for planners, says Max Nathan.

Second Opinion on Waterloo, London

31 March 2006

Name of scheme: Waterloo Development Framework. Published: January 2006. Commissioned by: Greater London Authority. Produced by: East, Hepher Dixon, JMP Consultants, Alan Baxter & Associates, Metal, and GVA Grimley. Scope/purpose: This development framework, a draft...

Anti-poverty moves lack clout, say charities

31 March 2006

At first glance, last week's Budget appears to include a raft of headline-grabbing measures designed to lift children out of poverty.

Disappointment as VAT retained on housing refurbishment

31 March 2006

With the exception of positive news on Real Estate Investment Trusts (see Budget News, p10), which could have a huge impact on the amount of money invested in new development in the UK, chancellor Gordon Brown's tenth budget contained little of substance for the physical regeneration sector.

Task force to help London compete

31 March 2006

A task force is to be set up to bolster London's position as a key player on the global economic stage, the Treasury has announced.

RDAs hail move to economic focus

31 March 2006

The Treasury's decision to assess all regeneration programmes on their contribution to growth and ability to close persistent economic gaps has been welcomed by the regional development agencies.

Second chance for skills Free A-level education extended to young adults

31 March 2006

An expansion of free education will enable young adults to study up to A-level standard without paying tuition costs, the Budget revealed.

Proposals to expand training opportunities

31 March 2006

Proposals to expand training opportunities for low-skilled women were announced in the Budget. The Government plans to double the number of Skills Coaching pilots to 16 Jobcentre Plus districts with a specific focus on helping low-skilled women return to work. The Sector Skills Councils will also receive funding to develop new ways of recruiting and training low skilled women.