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Give your views and win £100 prize

28 November 2008

Regeneration & Renewal's readers are being invited to share their views of the magazine with the editorial team, and win £100 of Marks & Spencer vouchers or £100 for the charity of your choice in the process.

Bristol tops UK sustainable city league

10 November 2008

Bristol today snatched top place from Brighton and Hove to be crowned as Britain's most sustainable city.

2012 legacy board named

2 October 2008

The board of advisors charged with securing the legacy for the Olympic Park after the 2012 games was announced today by London mayor Boris Johnson.

Photos from Regeneration & Renewal Awards 2008 released

23 September 2008

All the photos from the renewal sectors premier awards night

Barnet to trial "nudge" theory

21 August 2008

A London council is to pilot policies based on a new theory of behavioural economics in a bid to tackle litter, reduce carbon emissions and increase recycling rates, it has emerged.

Scotland plans "Velib" schemes

14 August 2008

Seven towns and cities in Scotland will share £15 million of funding to develop green transport initiatives including Paris-style bike hire schemes, the Scottish Government has announced.