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Journalist named on award shortlist

31 March 2006

Regeneration & Renewal's physical regeneration editor has been nominated for a prestigious national journalism award.

EP buys airfield site for new town

31 March 2006

National regeneration agency English Partnerships this week completed its biggest ever individual site acquisition to obtain a former airfield near Cambridge on land earmarked for a new town.

"One of the problems we've faced is a system which encourages people to believe we should Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anyone." - Conservative Party leader David Cameron coins a new acronym as he signals a policy U-turn towards more housebuilding.

Developer to sell its stake in Olympics project

31 March 2006

Developer Stanhope is to sell its 25 per cent shareholding in east London's Stratford City consortium, according to industry sources.

Northants set to launch new URC

31 March 2006

A new urban regeneration company is being created next month to drive through the regeneration and development of 50,000 homes in north Northamptonshire.

Liverpool plans delivery agency

31 March 2006

A new delivery agency with wide-ranging powers is being planned by the Liverpool Land Development Company to regenerate 330ha of derelict land in the city.

DPM denies favouring lenders in planning row

31 March 2006

The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister this week denied that John Prescott had behaved improperly when rejecting a planning appeal from a rival to a developer who it this week emerged provided secret loans to the Labour party.

Pregnant women on low-income need to be paid more

31 March 2006

Pregnant women on low-incomes need to be paid more if the Government's anti-poverty targets are to be met, says a report out this week. The report, published by think-tank the Fabian Society, calls for a cross-departmental review of life chances in the UK. Narrowing the Gap is available via www.regen.net/doc.

Retail-led regeneration scheme for part of Belfast city

31 March 2006

The north-east quarter of Belfast city centre has been selected as the site for a retail-led regeneration scheme. Social development minister David Hanson announced this week that William Ewart Properties had been picked as the preferred developer for the scheme.

Mixed-tenure housing developments

31 March 2006

Assumptions that mixed-tenure housing developments decrease property prices are incorrect, according to research published this week. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation report found that 90 per cent of homeowners were satisfied with their mixed tenure properties. More than Tenure Mix is available via www.regen.net/doc.