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TRANSPORT NEWS: Smart Moves launches London City Car Club

28 February 2003

Car club operator Smart Moves has launched the London City Car Club, providing Londoners with cars for essential journeys over short periods. Research by the car club network Carplus shows that one...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Bradford City Council transfers homes to local housing companies

28 February 2003

Bradford City Council has transferred its 26,000 homes to six local housing companies, unlocking a £175 million repair and improvement programme over the next five years. The council says that the new landlords...

INTERVIEW: Planning for the past

28 February 2003

Poorly resourced it may be, but the importance of urban archaeology is now being widely recognised by the development community, Taryn Nixon tells David Dewar. Taryn Nixon works in urban planning -...

YOUNG PLANNERS' PAGE: Young planners' Celtic connections - Scotland

28 February 2003

Monica Ward explains the changes that have taken place in the Scottish planning system since 1999. The establishment of the Scottish parliament in 1999 - the first for more than 300 years...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Sheffield Hallam University to purchase Music Centre

28 February 2003

Sheffield Hallam University is to purchase the defunct National Centre for Popular Music from development agency Yorkshire Forward for £1.85 million. The deal is a land swap under which the university will give...

Briefing paper warns against shift in power

28 February 2003

The Local Government Association (LGA) has warned of the dangers of taking powers from directly elected councils and giving them to new regional bodies this week. In a briefing paper, the LGA...

BUSINESS BRIEFS: East of England Development Agency commissions team

28 February 2003

The East of England Development Agency has commissioned a team led by Llewelyn-Davies to prepare an urban renaissance strategy for the region. The team includes Marilyn Taylor Associates and Robin Thompson Associates. The...

Counting the travel impact

28 February 2003

Improvements to public transport and a reduction in road traffic congestion can be achieved through the planning system, reports Rob Winkley. With towns and cities choking on car fumes, the planning system...

MOVES: Appointment at MVA

28 February 2003

Dougie McDonald has been appointed manager of MVA's new Glasgow office and will move from the firm's Edinburgh office, where he was managing consultant. McDonald is project manager for transport modelling schemes for...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: One North East gets new headquarters

28 February 2003

Regional development agency One North East is moving to new headquarters. Around 300 staff will be brought together at Stella House on the banks of the River Tyne in Newcastle. The staff...