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Pro Manchester appoints chief executive

17 March 2006

Pro Manchester, an organisation serving the professional and financial services sector in Manchester, has appointed Daniel Dobson-Mouawad as chief executive. Dobson-Mouawad was previously involved in directing the regeneration of London Docklands and the Thames Gateway.

Changes to masterplan for Olympic Park in east London

17 March 2006

Changes to the masterplan for the Olympic Park in east London will require a new outline planning application to be submitted, London mayor Ken Livingstone admitted this week. The changes, announced in January, reduce the size of the park from the original design, which received outline consent in 2004. But Livingstone said the changes would be minor and would not cause delay.

Programme aimed at reducing vandalism

17 March 2006

A programme aimed at reducing vandalism and criminal damage in 80 areas of England and Wales has been launched by the Home Office. The free scheme will see crime disorder and reduction partnerships working together to identify and tackle problems.

East considers tax for infrastructure

17 March 2006

Six cities in the East of England could introduce a 'roof tariff' to fund the infrastructure needed to support 160,000 new homes.

EP expected to hand top post to Crest's Calcutt

17 March 2006

Deputy chair of housebuilder Crest Nicholson John Calcutt was being heavily tipped as the new chief executive of regeneration agency English Partnerships at the Mipim property fair in France.

Sector open to land tax, reveals exclusive poll

17 March 2006

The Government's proposed land tax is marginally supported by planners and social housebuilders, an exclusive poll for Regeneration & Renewal reveals.

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17 March 2006

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Survey reveals travelling nightmares

17 March 2006

Service stations are rarely the highlight of any trip, but a survey by consumer rights magazine Which? has highlighted some that travellers might want to give a wide berth.

Puddles dampen spirits at assembly

17 March 2006

The newly opened Cardiff home of the Welsh Assembly Government has suffered an embarrassing leak, it emerged last week.

Appointment at South West of England Regional Development Agency

17 March 2006

Ian Thompson has joined the South West of England Regional Development Agency as director of operations for the northern half of the region. Kay Homer has become director of operations for the southern part of the region. Steve Richards has been appointed head of operations for Wiltshire and Swindon, Chris Foley for Gloucestershire, Ian Knight for the west of England, Bruce Voss for Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole and Carl Budden for Somerset.