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Second opinion: Huddersfield waterfront

28 April 2006

Name of scheme: Waterfront Quarter design statement and masterplan, Huddersfield Published: March 2006 Commissioned by: Ramsden and Colne Developments LLP and Kirklees Council Produced by: DLG Architects Scope/purpose: A development framework and outline planning...

Analysis: City regions must be EU funding focus

28 April 2006

Following the launch of a government consultation on the next round of EU structural funding, Adam Marshall argues that it must spend what may be the UK's last slice of this money on the large conurbations in the North and Midlands.

Scots consider high-speed rail link to capital

28 April 2006

The possibility of building a high-speed rail link to improve access between Scotland and London was raised in a Scottish Executive consultation published last week.

Farmers to get part of subsidy payouts

28 April 2006

Farmers are to get interim subsidy payments after the Government admitted that problems in implementing the new payment system had become "unacceptable".

Quality marque Classic motor festival set to attract visitors to Bristol

28 April 2006

Thousands of car and bike enthusiasts are expected in Bristol this weekend for the city's Italian Auto Moto Festival.

Raynsford: Thurrock to join London

28 April 2006

Regeneration in the Thurrock section of the Thames Gateway has made the borough such a key spot for growth in the London area it will soon be officially incorporated into the capital, the former local government minister said last week.

New Brum station 'is unnecessary'

28 April 2006

A new rail station for Birmingham is unnecessary because planned upgrades to New Street station will be good enough to serve the city for 50 years, Network Rail said this week.

Medway's cable car plans over second Lottery hurdle

28 April 2006

A scheme to bridge the River Medway with a cable car has been shortlisted for further assessment by good causes distributor the Big Lottery Fund.

Data check: In-migration on the up

28 April 2006

223k: Net in-migration to the UK from abroad in 2004

Romanian and Bulgarian workers head for Britain

28 April 2006

Around 56,000 Romanian and Bulgarian workers are likely to come to Britain next year when their countries join the EU, according to think-tank the Institute for Public Policy Research. EU Enlargement Bulgaria and Romania is available from www.regen.net.