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Gloucester Quays gets green light

30 June 2006

The Government has given its backing to the Gloucester Quays waterside development.

21 bids in for Growth Points money

30 June 2006

Towns and cities across the South and the Midlands have put forward proposals to build 80,000 homes.

In Place - Nostell Estate Yard Business Park, Wakefield

30 June 2006

Name of scheme: Nostell Estate Yard Business Park. Completed: May 2005. Where is it? Wakefield. What is it? A business park. The lowdown: Thirteen former farm buildings near Wakefield...

Project launched to show how older buildings can be transformed

30 June 2006

A project that aims to show how older buildings can be transformed into energy efficient homes has been launched by environmental consultancy the Building Research Establishment, together with the East of England Development Agency, charity the Prince's Foundation and the University of Hertfordshire.

The Housing Corporation gives backing to Community Land Trusts

30 June 2006

Social housing regulator the Housing Corporation has given its backing to the formation of Community Land Trusts, a form of development whereby the residents of a community jointly own their neighbourhood. The corporation will pay Salford University £150,000 to research how housing associations can do more to encourage the trusts.

Plan to turn rooftops into leisure areas wins award

30 June 2006

A plan to turn rooftops into leisure areas for young people has won the Government-sponsored Environmental Design Award at design charity D&AD's global student awards. Winner William Potts's design features bridges linking rooftops and fake forests.

Study maps South-East financial exclusion

30 June 2006

Nearly one in 20 households in the South-East of England has no access to a current account, according to unpublished research.

Fears over public's lottery cash vote

30 June 2006

A pilot scheme designed to give the public a greater say in deciding which local projects should receive lottery cash could divert funds away from deserving schemes, campaigners have warned.

Jobs policy 'threatens voluntary work for poor'

30 June 2006

The Government's drive to achieve full employment threatens to strip disadvantaged neighbourhoods of informal voluntary workers who play a vital role in keeping communities safe and clean, according to a think-tank.

We're all right, jack - NDC holds bowls event to help improve quality of life

30 June 2006

Men living in Newcastle's West End took part in a bowls event as part of a drive by the city's New Deal for Communities (NDC) partnership to improve the health and quality of life of local residents. Twenty men took part in the event at Nunsmoor Park last week. The day was organised by the NDC-supported project Activities for Health.