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Under the knife

6 April 2007

The National Health Service's financial crisis is forcing it to cut back its non-core work, hurting regeneration.

Consortium picked for Lochaber plans

6 April 2007

Long-awaited plans to regenerate Fort William's waterfront have been unveiled after Highland Council selected a preferred developer for the scheme.

Poll fears for local retail

6 April 2007

Eighty per cent of adults in the UK feel that it is important to support local high streets but still shop elsewhere, a survey has found.

Firm set for flood review

6 April 2007

Consultancy Scott Wilson has been chosen to carry out a major flood risk assessment of the Greater Manchester sub-region.

Policy sought over business land loss

6 April 2007

Planning policy on economic development must be updated to help tackle a fall in employment land, a report by Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners has warned.

Consultancy team lined up for regeneration of former airfield

6 April 2007

The South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) has announced the team that will deliver the regeneration of the former HMS Daedalus site in south Hampshire.

Plans to regenerate Radcliffe town centre

6 April 2007

Plans to regenerate Radcliffe town centre in Bury have progressed after Countryside Properties was selected to bring forward the scheme. It will work with King Sturge and UK Land and Property to develop 330 homes and retail space. The £55 million plans include a gallery, bus station, cafe and residential parking.

Blackpool moves ahead on Gateway

6 April 2007

The £285 million renewal of Talbot Gateway in Blackpool has moved closer after AMEC was appointed preferred developer this week. ReBlackpool unveiled the 12.8ha mixed-use scheme, featuring a public square, council offices, homes, shops, two hotels and a cinema, at a public exhibition.

Legal report - Budget fails to lift cloud of uncertainty over levy

6 April 2007

Chancellor Gordon Brown's budget statement did not shed much more light on whether the government will proceed with the proposed planning gain supplement (PGS). The official line remains that PGS will be introduced no earlier than 2009 if, after further consideration, it is "deemed workable and effective".