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DEFRA releases UK noise maps
16 May 2008
Planners in 23 UK towns and cities will be able to monitor noise levels in their areas using interactive maps.
Cambridge to get major housing development
16 May 2008
An application for 2,300 homes on the southern outskirts of Cambridge has been granted outline planning approval.
Manchester tram extension gets green light
16 May 2008
Transport secretary Ruth Kelly has given the final seal of approval for funding for tram extensions in Manchester.
What's On - Regeneration-related TV and radio
16 May 2008
- Friday 16 May. 9.00pm Chinese in Britain 1/5. Radio 4. Anna Chen explores the history of the Chinese who came to Britain before the 1960s (Repeat).
Diary
16 May 2008
First, news of confusion during the recent committee stage of the Local Transport Bill. Labour MP and transport select committee member Graham Stringer tabled an amendment, proposing that metropolitan district councils should be involved in drawing up local transport plans with the integrated transport authorities that will replace passenger transport authorities. The amendment also proposed that district councils should be able to veto a local transport plan.
Work experience with Simon Elliot, property development manager, Sunderland Arc
16 May 2008
Simon Elliot, 41, is property development manager at urban regeneration company Sunderland Arc, where he is responsible for overseeing local regeneration projects from concept to delivery.
Agenda - To 19 September
16 May 2008
- 20 May Carfree Communities: The Challenge for Eco-Towns and Healthy Cities. Organiser: Carfree UK and the University of the West of England. Venue: Bristol. Fee: £50-199. Details: (tel) 0117 328 3303, (web) http://carfree.org.uk/?pid=040
Two extra categories in housing awards
16 May 2008
Two categories have been added to professional body the Chartered Institute of Housing's UK Housing Awards this year.
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