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In Place - Number One St Paul's Place, Sheffield

3 March 2006

Name of scheme: Number One St Paul's Place

Ashford could set up a super-URC

3 March 2006

Ashford Council is considering setting up a new type of delivery vehicle - dubbed URC plus - to drive forward plans for a £600 million roof tariff in the growth town.

790 homes to go as part of city revamp

3 March 2006

Almost 800 homes are to be cleared to make way for two regeneration schemes in east Manchester.

Inquiry hears of bridge 'oversight'

3 March 2006

The public transport body for the capital has admitted an "oversight" in its latest forecasts of the economic effect of the proposed Thames Gateway Bridge.

Game on Middlesbrough URC picks casino partner

3 March 2006

Urban regeneration company Tees Valley Regeneration has selected a partner to take forward Middlesbrough's bid for a super casino and unveiled new images of how the project might look.

The redevelopment of King's Cross, one of the country's largest regeneration schemes, looks set to get the green light next month after planners at Camden Council recommended it be approved. In spite of some local opposition, planning officers said the scheme by developer Argent should go ahead subject to section 106 conditions. It is due to be considered at a planning meeting on 8 and 9 March.

Battersea Park station overhaul

3 March 2006

An overhaul of Battersea Park station is planned following an agreement between owner Network Rail and Parkview International, which is redeveloping Battersea Power station. Proposals include constructing a new station concourse and providing escalators and lifts.

Empty properties measures

3 March 2006

Measures enabling local authorities to bring empty properties back into use are to come into force in April after the necessary legal mechanisms were laid before parliament last week. The so-called statutory instruments set out how various elements of the 2004 Housing Act will work, including new powers enabling councils to take temporary control of properties that have been empty for more than six months.

Nearly half of litter louts dodge fines

3 March 2006

Forty per cent of the fines issued by local authorities for litter, graffiti and fly-posting in 2004-05 were never paid, according to statistics released last week.

Law-making role for citizens urged

3 March 2006

Citizens should be given powers to make and change laws to help them play a greater role in decisions that affect them, says a report of an independent inquiry into UK democracy published this week.