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Objectors allege flaws in white paper process
17 December 2004
The preparation of the aviation white paper was branded "manifestly unlawful" at the opening of a judicial review hearing into the government's plans for airport expansion this week.
Waterman Environmental expands UK team
17 December 2004
Waterman Environmental is expanding its UK team following a rise in commissions in due diligence, environmental impact assessment, contaminated land and development consultancy.
RTPI Comment - Planning rediscovered
17 December 2004
More than ever, planning is in the news. The recent Institute for Public Policy Research working paper Going for Growth questioned the government's priority for increasing the rate of economic growth in the South East. The London School of Economics housing team has criticised the lack of strategic planning in Thames Gateway and, particularly, the perceived missed opportunity of capitalising on the infrastructure already available in existing centres. The overloading of the Planning Inspectorate in England was featured on the BBC's Breakfast programme and the debates about housing growth figures in the East of England and the South East have been headline news.
Plans approved for Thames Gateway Bridge
17 December 2004
Plans for a £450 million Thames Gateway Bridge have been approved by Greenwich Council's Planning Board. The bridge, expected to open in 2012, will provide a four-lane carriageway for general traffic, two lanes for public transport and a facility for pedestrians and cyclists.
Redrow Regeneration appoints Oliver King
17 December 2004
Redrow Regeneration - a division of housebuilder Redrow - has appointed Oliver King as senior regeneration manager. He will focus on large-scale urban renewal projects in London and the South-East, primarily concentrating on the Thames Gateway. King joins from property manage-ment company London Town plc, where he was involved in a number of high-profile, mixed-use regeneration schemes.
David Anstey joins Lee Valley Regional Park Authority
17 December 2004
David Anstey has joined the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority as director of regen-eration. Anstey was previously executive director of environmental regeneration charity Groundwork Kent Thames-side.
Councils back the Thames Gateway Bridge
17 December 2004
The Thames Gateway Bridge cleared a significant hurdle this week when the councils for the two London boroughs that would be linked by the bridge provisionally agreed to its construction.
New UDC needs to offer Thurrock a lasting future
17 December 2004
The new urban development corporation in Thurrock is a great opportunity to regenerate the area, but it must commit to sustainability, says Anne Cheale. The creation of an Urban Development Corporation (UDC) in Thurrock, one of the Thames Gateway's key growth areas, presents a golden opportunity to transform the quality of life of the borough's residents. Thurrock Council's Conservative Group, then in opposition, therefore supported the establishment of the UDC when it was first proposed last February, but not without reservations concerning the depth of its commitment to sustainability.
2004: highlights and downfalls
17 December 2004
It has been a difficult 12 months for regeneration practitioners, despite the progress made on many fronts. Naomi Lindsay details a year of births, deaths, partnerships and confrontations.
Quotes of the week
10 December 2004
"If I want my car to work I don't build my own engine. Many of the things that work best have been done successfully somewhere else. We don't need to constantly reinvent the wheel and play with people's lives." Institute of Community Studies director Geoff Mulgan speaking at the Urban Forum's annual conference in Gateshead this week.
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