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Work experience with Matt Day, information officer, Somerset MarketTowns Forum

14 December 2007

Matt Day is the information officer for the Somerset Market Towns Forum, which aims to deliver social, economic and environmental regeneration in the county's rural towns and large villages.

Community creation awards launched

14 December 2007

An awards programme to mark achievement in creating socially, economically and environmentally sustainable communities has been launched by national regeneration skills body the Academy for Sustainable Communities (Asc).

Planning event looks to sustainable future

14 December 2007

A conference to discuss how environmentally sustainable development can be fostered using the planning system is to take place in London on 28 February.

Appointment at The Social Enterprise Coalition

14 December 2007

Umbrella body The Social Enterprise Coalition has named Claire Dove as its new chair. Dove will replace Baroness Thornton. Dove is chief executive of Blackburne House, which runs Merseyside social enterprises providing career opportunities for women in sectors usually staffed by men, such as construction and IT.

Appointment at Advantage West Midlands

14 December 2007

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands has appointed Mick Laverty as chief executive. Laverty is currently AWM's deputy chief executive with responsibility for projects and programmes including major land and property developments. Laverty will succeed John Edwards who stands down in April next year, after eight years in charge.

Appointment at Business Link

14 December 2007

Deborah Wharton has been appointed chief executive of local enterprise support service Business Link for Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. She will replace Graeme Finch. Wharton was formerly area director for Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire for the South-East England Development Agency.

Appointment at UK Green Building Council

14 December 2007

Campaign body the UK Green Building Council has appointed Jeremy Sumeray as director of strategy. Sumeray joins from building materials group Lafarge. He was recently seconded to the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform to lead its sustainable construction strategy.

Appointment at the Empty Homes Agency

14 December 2007

Charity the Empty Homes Agency has appointed Henry Oliver as policy adviser to help councils bring empty homes back into use. Oliver was formerly head of regeneration and localism at think-tank the New Economics Foundation.

Appointment at Wolverhampton Development Company

14 December 2007

Urban regeneration company Wolverhampton Development Company has appointed Will Evans as director of development. The chartered architect joins from URC the Walsall Regeneration Company. In his new role, Evans will focus on building partnerships to spearhead the town's regeneration.