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King's Cross revival gets go-ahead

17 March 2006

One of London's biggest regeneration schemes has been given the green light in spite of widespread local opposition.

'Poor social homes' from planning gain

17 March 2006

Social housing secured through planning gain deals is often of a poor quality because housing associations lack negotiating skills, claims a report by researchers.

Go-ahead for growth area scheme

17 March 2006

A major new development in one of the Government's four South-East growth areas received outline planning permission last week.

Name of scheme: Aurora Completed: February 2006 Where is it? Glasgow What is it? An office building in the city's financial district. The lowdown: The Aurora building is the latest addition to the International...

Park in east Manchester to receive funding for improvements

17 March 2006

A park in east Manchester is to receive £350,000 from the North-West Regional Development Agency, European funds and East Manchester New Deal for Communities. The funding will pay for improvements to the 12.5ha Phillips Park, including repairs, partial rebuilding of boundary walls and upgrading of entrances.

Opportunities to invest in inland marinas

17 March 2006

Opportunities to invest in inland marinas on the canal and river network are outlined in a guide published last week by regulator British Waterways. It is aimed at leisure companies, developers, investors and canalside owners. Inland Marina Investment Guide is available via www.regen.net/doc.

Relocation of Sheffield's historic indoor market

17 March 2006

The relocation of Sheffield's historic indoor market to a new site in the city centre was last week given the go-ahead by the city council's cabinet, providing that planning requirements are met. The relocation is the first phase of the 9.7ha Moor Sheffield development programme.