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Masterplan for Nottingham waterfront district unveiled
31 March 2006
A masterplan for a 8ha waterfront district designed to connect Nottingham city centre with the river Trent was unveiled to the public this week.
VINCI and St Modwen consortium chosen as preferred bidder
31 March 2006
A consortium of VINCI and St Modwen Properties has been chosen as the preferred bidder to redevelop the Ministry of Defence's (MoD) London estate.
Work starts on Manchester's urban water park
31 March 2006
Work has started on Manchester's first urban water park, the centrepiece of the New Islington millennium community. The 1.6ha park, designed by landscape architects Grant Associates and engineers Martin Stockley Associates, includes islands, decking, boardwalks, bridges, a boating lake framed by a reed bed, a beach and a community orchard. The lake will feed into canal fingers leading to New Islington's quayside developments and a pedestrian route will create a link between the Rochdale and Ashton Canals. The park is scheduled to be open to the public in summer 2007.
Figures show downturn in landfill level.
31 March 2006
The amount of waste sent to landfill sites fell by a million tonnes between 2004 and 2005, according to DEFRA figures released this week.
Onshore wind outstrips initial generation hopes
31 March 2006
The onshore wind industry will generate 50 per cent more electricity by 2010 than first thought, according to the British Wind Energy Association (BWEA).
Civic trust attacks Leeds wharf plans
31 March 2006
Plans to redevelop Leeds Canal Basin have been criticised by a local heritage association for being "staggeringly insensitive" to the conservation area.
Construction starts on observation wheel in York
31 March 2006
Construction work has started on an observation wheel in York designed to attract up to one million visitors a year. Located at the National Railway Museum, the Yorkshire Wheel will measure 54m high and 50m across. Its 42 capsules will each accommodate eight people and offer views across the city and the countryside beyond. The attraction will open on 7 April.
Auditor issues business park interest study
31 March 2006
A public interest report has been released by the district auditor for Restormel Borough Council to close the long-standing Victoria Business Park case in Roche.
Strategy aims to drive micro energy surge
31 March 2006
Energy minister Malcolm Wicks will push forward plans for a microgeneration strategy that could see turbines and solar panels installed on houses and public buildings across the UK.
Birmingham bids for growth funds
31 March 2006
Birmingham City Council is to bid for a share of the government's £40 million growth point fund to stimulate housing development and support the wider city-region.
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