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The Mersey's Rising Tide

30 March 2007

For decades, Liverpool's people, businesses and jobs have been ebbing away. But as it marks its 800th anniversary, the city finally has something to celebrate. Matt Ross reports.

Hothouse powerhouse - Tim Smit, chief executive, the Eden Project

30 March 2007

The Eden Project's boss is angry about social enterprises being seen as refuges for mediocre performers. In fact, he says, it's the big corporations who struggle to attract the best people.

Planning Law Authority

30 March 2007

Martin Kingston QC remains confident that barristers can continue to play a major role in the reformed planning system as long as they adapt to changing demands, says Bryan Johnston.

Partner joins to grow team

30 March 2007

Planning specialist John Qualtrough joined London law firm Bircham Dyson Bell (BDB) this week from Simmons and Simmons.

Atkins wins Adidas work

30 March 2007

Atkins has been appointed to deliver a £5.5 million extension to sportswear giant Adidas's northern European base in Stockport.

Bidwells' northern base goes it alone

30 March 2007

Bidwells' Manchester base has become a new planning consultancy under the same director, it has emerged.

Travel study firm chosen

30 March 2007

A survey to measure how far the public is willing to pay for service and infrastructure improvements on transport across London is to be carried out by Steer Davies Gleave (SDG).