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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.
Transport minister announces final approval for container port
31 March 2006
Transport minister Derek Twigg has announced that he will grant final approval to proposals for a container port in Harwich, Essex. The move follows a public inquiry in 2004, which recommended in favour of the proposals. The ODPM has also approved the plans.
Council to oppose Milton Keynes plan
31 March 2006
Milton Keynes Council is to put itself at loggerheads with national regeneration agency English Partnerships over plans for the flagship 2,000-home Oakgrove Millennium Community in the city.
Whitehall aides: ditched tram was 'good value'
31 March 2006
Transport secretary Alistair Darling was told by his civil servants that a proposed tram scheme in Leeds would offer "high value for money" before he rejected the project, government documents have revealed.
Lack of local devolution is 'slowing regeneration'
31 March 2006
Whitehall's strong grip on local government is holding back regeneration by stifling innovation and entrepreneurialism, according to a report seen by Regeneration & Renewal.
Big rise in supply of affordable homes
31 March 2006
The Government's housing agency is to spend almost £4 billion building 84,000 new affordable homes over the next two years.
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