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Commercial development near Warrington

31 March 2006

A commercial development near Warrington has moved forward after Manchester City Council dropped its objections to the scheme. The council originally opposed the adoption of the Warrington unitary development plan, which allowed for commercial development at the 226ha Omega site.

Plan to transform deprived area of Salford

31 March 2006

A plan to transform a deprived area of Salford into a new community was submitted by a housebuilder this week. Countryside Properties has submitted an outline planning application for the Lower Broughton redevelopment. The proposals include up to 1,500 houses and flats.

Design contract for London's planned rail scheme

31 March 2006

A design contract for London's planned east-west rail scheme has been handed to consultancy Scott Wilson by Crossrail firm Cross London Rail Links. Scott Wilson will work with track operator Network Rail to prepare a reference design that would be used as the basis of construction once the Crossrail Bill becomes an Act.

Sport programme has cut crime, say staff

31 March 2006

A sports-based programme for deprived youngsters has helped to reduce anti-social behaviour and crime in the areas where it operates, says a government report published last week.

Action plan to 'save suburbia' launched

31 March 2006

Councils should allow local people and community organisations to turn roundabouts and roadside verges into suburban communal gardens, a think-tank suggests.

Ocean green NDC holds environmental weekend on Stepney estate

31 March 2006

The New Deal for Communities partnership that covers the Ocean estate in Stepney, east London, has linked up with development agencies and Fairtrade charities to help raise awareness of green issues among the estate's residents.

Lottery pledge boost for the voluntary sector

31 March 2006

Community groups were given a financial boost last week when the Government announced that it will ensure that lottery distributor the Big Lottery Fund sticks to its commitment to allocate 60 to 70 per cent of its cash to voluntary and community sector organisations.