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Review criticises Crossrail designs

28 July 2006

Designs for proposed Crossrail station redevelopments have been criticised in a report by a panel of building and architecture experts.

Call for out-of-town parking fees

28 July 2006

Out-of-town shopping centres should be forced to introduce car parking charges in an attempt to "level the playing field" with town centre retail, the Government's transport adviser urged last week.

Plans for new M6 toll road dropped

28 July 2006

Proposals to build a new tolled expressway on the M6 motorway between Birmingham and Manchester have been abandoned, transport minister Stephen Ladyman announced last week.

Government in Olympic bid to promote travel to the UK

28 July 2006

Taxi drivers could become "ambassadors" for London and the UK, according to a government consultation on tourism strategy for the 2012 Games.

Data Check - Crime higher in poorer areas

28 July 2006

5% of people living in the most deprived areas of England were a victim of at least one burglary in 2005/06

South Wales chosen as preferred location for DaimlerChrysler factory

28 July 2006

A consortium of automotive executives led by Lord James of Blackheath has chosen South Wales as the preferred location for a factory to build DaimlerChrysler's smart cars. Project Kimber is studying unspecified sites with a view to beginning production in mid-2007.

LDA to retain athletics stadium until 2012

28 July 2006

The London Development Agency is to retain the National Sports Centre building and athletics stadium in Crystal Palace until the 2012 Olympics. The LDA will either replace the machinery for the centre's swimming pool, or build a temporary pool to operate until the games. After 2012 a new sports centre will be built, it says.

RBS and Transact announces application criteria

28 July 2006

The Royal Bank of Scotland and Transact, the national forum for financial inclusion, have announced the application criteria for the RBS Innovate fund. The fund's criteria for 2006/07 focus on promoting new financial inclusion services among local groups. Visit www.transact.org.uk.

EP plans housebuilding hike for coalfields

28 July 2006

The ten year-old programme designed to turn around former coal-mining areas is to re-focus around the provision of housing, according to the head of the programme.

Agency working on new land plan to meet targets

28 July 2006

National regeneration agency English Partnerships is working up a radical new land strategy to reduce its dependence on its dwindling land-holdings to meet its targets, according to industry sources.