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Voice from the grave

13 April 2007

The final Single Regeneration Budget-funded schemes have ended, but two key strands of its legacy live on: partnership working and local flexibility. Holly Sutton reports.

Healthier homes champion - Neil May, chairman,Good Homes Alliance

13 April 2007

From scholar to developer via film maker, Neil May has had a varied career. Now he's leading an alliance of smaller developers with big ambitions on sustainability.

Appointment at Woods Hardwick Planning

13 April 2007

Russell Gray has been promoted to senior planner at Woods Hardwick Planning. Tim Collie has joined as an assistant planner.

Architect picked for Battersea renewal

13 April 2007

Fresh proposals for a mixed-use scheme at Battersea Power Station are in preparation after architect Rafael Vinoly was chosen to draw up a masterplan last week.

Government's affordable housing agency calling for bids for funding round

13 April 2007

The government's affordable housing agency is calling for bids for its 2008-2011 funding round. The Housing Corporation's national affordable housing programme now invites bids from arm's length management organisations and local authority special venture vehicles as well as housing associations and developers. Funding levels will not be known until after the comprehensive spending review. The prospectus is available at PlanningResource.co.uk/doc.

Housing developers to be awarded funding to build homes aimed atfirst-time buyers

13 April 2007

Fifteen housing developers are to be awarded funding to build a total of almost 600 homes aimed at first-time buyers. The developments are the second tranche of up to 40 sites that English Partnerships hopes to identify this year through its first-time buyers initiative. The latest round of sites has been put forward by firms such as Barratt, Countryside Properties, Crest Nicholson and George Wimpey.

Deal secures use of former RAF site for a marine business park

13 April 2007

A 7ha former RAF site in Hampshire is set to be redeveloped as a marine business park by the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA).

British Land announced as preferred development partner

13 April 2007

British Land was announced as the preferred development partner for the regeneration of Euston station in London this week. Network Rail will work with the firm to create a masterplan to increase the station's capacity and reduce congestion.