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In Place - Liverpool South Parkway Interchange, Liverpool
28 July 2006
Name of scheme: Liverpool South Parkway Interchange Completed: June 2006 Where is it? South Liverpool What is it? A transport interchange The lowdown: Passenger traffic through Liverpool John Lennon...
Liverpool demolition plans halted
28 July 2006
Controversial proposals to demolish 3,000 homes in Liverpool have been halted by communities secretary Ruth Kelly.
Schemes scoop prizes - Developments win housing design awards
28 July 2006
Urban Splash's 90-home Burton Place development in Castlefield, Manchester was one of eight winners at the annual government-sponsored Housing Design Awards announced last week by communities secretary Ruth Kelly.
Ignore the poorest areas, says report
28 July 2006
Regeneration policies should ignore the worst-off areas and concentrate on marginal areas on the "cusp" of deprivation, according to a regeneration policy guru.
Family First forms partnership with LHA-ASRA
28 July 2006
Charity and social landlord Family First has formed a partnership with Nottingham-based housing and support organisation LHA-ASRA in order to share resources and improve tenant services.
Decent Homes programme could improve health
28 July 2006
The Government's Decent Homes programme could improve health and save the NHS millions, according to research published last week. A University of Sheffield health impact assessment found that the upgrade of Sheffield housing resulted in 300 fewer accidents in the home each year and a reduction in weather-related deaths in winter. The study is available via www.regen.net/doc.
Southwark Council to set up company
28 July 2006
Southwark Council is to set up a company to provide renewable and locally generated electricity to the 5,300 homes planned under the Elephant & Castle regeneration scheme. The council is tendering for a partner to ensure that the £1.5 billion development does not cause an increase in carbon emissions.
Club hit - Children take part in bouts at a Newcastle community centre
28 July 2006
Young people from Newcastle have taken part in a boxing showcase night run by a boxing club in the city's West End area.
Leeds makes uniform grant U-turn
28 July 2006
Leeds City Council has reversed its decision to cut school uniform grants for thousands of low-income families in the city.
Credit unions 'cut doorstep lending'
28 July 2006
Most borrowers from expensive doorstep lenders reduce or end their use of them if they join a credit union, according to research published last week.
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