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Edinburgh plans to replace fire-damaged buildings

30 May 2006

Proposals for redeveloping an area of Edinburgh's Old Town devastated by fire four years ago have been unveiled.

Online planning system aiding identity fraudsters

26 May 2006

Councils are unwittingly helping identity fraudsters by publishing planning applicants’ personal details online, according to the UK’s fraud prevention service.

Government considers new urban company model

26 May 2006

Souped-up urban regeneration companies, with asset-owning powers, could feature in the upcoming local government white paper.

Olympics lures third executive from agency

26 May 2006

The newly appointed second-in-command at regeneration agency English Partnerships has been poached by the delivery body for the Olympics.

Corporation to bid for continued regulation role

26 May 2006

Social housing agency the Housing Corporation wants to keep its regulatory role after the government’s review of regeneration agencies.

Lecturer dispute puts planning students at risk

26 May 2006

Hundreds of planning students face missing RTPI accreditation if lecturers’ industrial action continues, it has emerged.

So just how radical is Kelly's new brief?

26 May 2006

Now that Ruth Kelly has taken over responsibility for David Miliband's important devolutionary white paper, what can local communities look forward to?

What's On - Regeneration-related TV and radio

26 May 2006

Sunday 28 May 11.15am Desert Island Discs. Radio 4 The castaway this week is Conservative leader David Cameron. Sunday 28 May 11.30am Countryfile. BBC1 Charlotte Smith heads for the...

Within the ostentatious, gold-leaf Salon Justin Godart inside Lyon's magnificent city hall, 500 international regeneration professionals gathered last week for the Global City conference opening cocktail party. However, while the conversation flowed, the drinks didn't: although the tables lining the walls groaned under heaps of delicious cuisine and tantalising stacks of empty glasses, French protocol required that nobody could eat or drink until the mayor arrived. And he was late.

Work experience with Melvyn Davis, project manager, Boys2men

26 May 2006

Melvyn Davis, 40, is project manager of Boys2men, which is run by the charity Coram Family to support predominantly black boys, young men and fathers across north-west London with mentoring and family support work.