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First phase of Kent Thameside transit system opens

31 March 2006

The first phase of a bus rapid transit system for Kent Thameside opened this week. Around half of the Fastrack routes operate on dedicated busways with a further 25 per cent on reserved lanes alongside traffic on regular roads. The 15km route links Dartford and Gravesend via Bluewater and Greenhithe. The system has been installed ahead of the developments that it is intended to serve. Work on the second phase began this week.

Wembley Park upgrade helps wider renewal

31 March 2006

Improvements to Wembley Park Underground station have been completed within budget and on time, Transport for London (TfL) announced this week.

Report points out latent rail freight saving

31 March 2006

County highways authorities could save thousands of pounds a year on roads maintenance if they were able to put more freight onto the railways, according to a report this week.

Prescott amends pathfinder focus

31 March 2006

Three times more homes in housing market renewal (HMR) areas are to be refurbished rather than demolished in the second stage of the government's pathfinder programme.

Omega review deal averts legal threat

31 March 2006

Legal action against plans for a huge business park in Warrington has been halted after English Partnerships agreed to review the scheme, it has emerged.

Green protest fails to thwart Camden plans

31 March 2006

The £2 billion King's Cross regeneration has won the backing of London Mayor Ken Livingstone despite pleas from green groups.

Search begins for developer for Swindon redevelopment

31 March 2006

A search for a developer for the £300 million redevelopment of a key site in Swindon began this week. The New Swindon Company is looking for a partner to develop the Exchange, a 7ha site between the railway station and the central business district. It is one of seven regeneration areas in the town centre. The plans include 60,000m2 of office space, between 300 and 400 homes, 40,000m2 of retail space and leisure facilities and a 200-bed hotel.

Mixed-use scheme proposed for mills complex in Burnley

31 March 2006

A £10 million mixed-use scheme has been proposed on an historic canalside mills complex in Burnley. Developer St Modwen plans to restore and convert the 19th century Healey Royd and Finsley Gate mills into homes and commercial space. Land surrounding the Healey Royd site, south of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, has been earmarked for 65 houses and flats, workshops, a village green and a canalside footpath. Finsley Gate mill, on the northern bank of the canal, is to be converted into a retail factory outlet, offices, workshops and studio space.

Rival developer's challenge for Liverpool development fails

31 March 2006

A rival developer's challenge against plans for a gateway development to Liverpool city centre failed at London's High Court this week.

Stirling western access road officially opened

31 March 2006

The Stirling western access road was officially opened by Scottish communities minister Malcolm Chisholm in Raploch this week to mark the launch of the local urban regeneration company (URC).