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A job half done

28 March 2008

As the Housing Market Renewal programme faces budget cuts, Herpreet Kaur Grewal reports how it is likely to fare in lean times

Poor transport hits northern growth

28 March 2008

Small towns and cities in the North of England risk falling further behind their southern counterparts unless transport links are improved, a report warns.

Review urges live/work law switch

28 March 2008

A major government review will recommend that planning law be changed to create a new land use category for live/work schemes, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.

Study on work-for-homes policy

28 March 2008

Two teams of housing sector experts will look into measures to make access to social housing dependent on seeking training or work, the housing minister announced last week.

RDAs could take key eco-town role

28 March 2008

Regional development agencies (RDAs) and the future regeneration super-quango could head powerful development corporations charged with building ten eco-towns, says government guidance published this week.

Blears: property dip won't hit eco-towns

28 March 2008

Difficulties in the British property market will not slow the Government's planned rate of housebuilding or its proposed eco-towns, the communities secretary has vowed.

Developer plots £100m 'green' property fund

28 March 2008

Pioneering Manchester developer Carol Ainscow is setting up a property investment fund that will specialise in regeneration and green building projects.