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CASEBOOK: Research centre allowed against inspector advice

12 December 2003

The deputy prime minister has rejected an inspector's recommendation to refuse planning permission for a research centre in the Cambridge green belt, concluding that the scheme was strongly in the national interest and that this consideration justified allowing the appeal.

Vision makes a difference

12 December 2003

In the last of three articles detailing this year's finalists in the RTPI's national awards scheme, Anthony Fyson introduces six entries that show how taking a long-term positive view can breathe new life into communities.

South Yorkshire on long recovery road

12 December 2003

The former coalfield area of South Yorkshire is on the brink of success in a drive to clear dereliction and revive the economy, reports Rosie Niven.

INTERVIEW: Joined-up ambitions

12 December 2003

Planners should represent the interests of the communities they serve by working with others involved in housing and regeneration, Yvette Cooper tells Chris Griffin.

EDITORIAL: Teamwork is needed for renewal success

12 December 2003

A number of myths hang around development in this country. One is that the planning system holds back schemes. Another is that mainstream developers have all the answers. A third is that urban regeneration is too risky. The raft of research projects unveiled this week on investment in disadvantaged areas goes a long way to slaying these dragons.

OPINION: Fyson on ... implications of expanding UK's aviation industry

12 December 2003

A fine frenzy of claim and counter-claim has preceded the announcement of transport secretary Alistair Darling's decision on extra runway capacity in the South East, expected next week. According to the Confederation of British Industry, the UK's economy would be threatened by a decision to build anywhere except Heathrow. Leading airlines are promising legal action because they expect the anticipated decision to extend Stansted would require cross-subsidies from them.

ANALYSIS: Last orders for use classes

12 December 2003

Changes to the use class system are set to check the spread of pubs and bars, says David Dewar.

SCOTTISH NEWS: Traffic grows over Forth Road Bridge

12 December 2003

Congestion is escalating on the Forth Road Bridge while work on a third crossing is yet to begin, according to a report released by the Forth Estuary Transport Authority (FETA) last week.

SCOTTISH NEWS: Lobby angered by Edinburgh project

12 December 2003

Heritage organisations are making a fresh attempt to block plans for an underground shopping centre beneath Edinburgh's Princes Street.

BUSINESS BRIEF: Urban Cultures Ltd has been appointed ...

12 December 2003

Urban Cultures Ltd has been appointed to prepare a strategy for harbourside regeneration in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. The consultancy, commissioned by the Honeysuckle Development Corporation, will advise on cultural uses for three former railway workshop buildings as well as proposals for the city's civic and cultural precinct.