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Casino sites list imminent

1 February 2008

The government is set to make an announcement in the next few weeks on the proposed wave of casinos across the UK.

Regional revival

25 January 2008

Solutions to the north-south divide are as elusive as ever.

Procedure changed for Aberdeenshire

25 January 2008

Aberdeenshire Council has changed its application procedures in a bid to prevent a repeat of the Donald Trump golf resort controversy.

Brent Cross rail proposed

25 January 2008

Expansion of a shopping centre in north London should include a light rail line to reduce traffic growth, sustainable transport campaigners have proposed.

Barratt wins revamp role

25 January 2008

Barratt Homes has been chosen to work with Birmingham City Council on a project to redevelop the Shard End Crescent shopping parade.

Consultancy presses economic case for eastern road widening

25 January 2008

Upgrading a key East Anglian road could bring more than £650 million of regional economic benefits, a study released this week claims.

Coventry set for overhaul

18 January 2008

Central Coventry is set to be redeveloped under a £1 billion plan to double the number of shops and create a new centre for visitors.

Timms announces initiative

18 January 2008

Business minister Stephen Timms has announced an initiative led by the London School of Economics (LSE) to take a fresh look at the north-south divide.