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Rigid reading of rules 'puts regeneration at risk'
6 August 2004
Local authorities in North-West Housing Market Renewal (HMR) pathfinder areas risk undermining the programme's regeneration benefits through over-zealous interpretations of planning guidance, it was claimed this week.
Cloud consortium set to sue RDA
6 August 2004
The private consortium behind the proposals for Liverpool's Fourth Grace looks set to sue the North-West Development Agency (NWDA) over the collapse of the scheme.
Stop Press: Princesshay regeneration moves step closer
6 August 2004
The regeneration of Exeter's Princesshay area has moved a step forward after the Government agreed to issue compulsory purchase orders on properties occupying land on the proposed site. According to Mike McGuinness, development director at property firm Land Securities, the remaining businesses and residents will be served with the orders over the next few weeks. He said work would start on the main part of the scheme next spring, with completion scheduled for autumn 2007.
Stop Press: Construction of new Wembley Stadium halted
6 August 2004
Construction of the new Wembley Stadium was halted this week after the company supplying tonnes of steelwork for the project downed tools in a dispute with the main contractor. Cleveland Bridge, which erected the stadium's 315 metre-long arch, is refusing to provide any more steelwork, claiming that Australian-based Multiplex has failed to pay its bills. Multiplex has refused to comment on the details, but said the stadium would still open in early 2006 as planned.
Rochdale agency to set up social enterprise
6 August 2004
Rochdale's economic development agency is setting up a social enterprise to deliver physical regeneration in the area, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.
Plans for out-of-town Ikea rejected again
6 August 2004
A planning application for an Ikea store in the most deprived ward of Stockport has been turned down for a second time, it emerged this week.
Self-esteem highest in southern England
6 August 2004
People's self-esteem tends to fall the further north in the UK you go, according to findings.
Lottery rival could harm less popular charities
6 August 2004
Regeneration projects funded by the National Lottery could be threatened by a rival lottery scheme, a group of voluntary sector chiefs has warned.
Goverment drive for modern rural design
6 August 2004
Rural housebuilders should concentrate more on modern designs and less on historical pastiche, revised government planning guidance said last week.
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