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City flight helps to boost countryside jobs, claims report

28 March 2003

The flight of city dwellers to the countryside is helping boost job creation in rural areas. A report released this week by government adviser the Countryside Agency reveals that during the 1990s...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS BRIEF: Liverpool City Council gives the go-ahead

28 March 2003

Liverpool City Council has given the go-ahead for a compulsory purchase order for the £750 million Paradise Street mixed-use development. The area's 200 property owners now have until 9 May to submit objections...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS BRIEF: Birmingham City Council receives proposals

28 March 2003

Birmingham City Council has received proposals for the regeneration of the Irish Quarter in Digbeth. A series of mixed-use schemes incorporating leisure, residential and commercial facilities is planned. The council has also approved...

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: A source of opportunity

28 March 2003

A community centre providing learning and training opportunities for disadvantaged people in Sheffield opened next to the city's Meadowhall shopping centre last week. The Source, a £5.5 million development, is being funded by...

Government under fire over north-south divide

28 March 2003

The Government was last week accused of lacking a regional policy by leading academics and politicians of both major parties. John Tomaney, professor of urban and regional development studies at Newcastle University;...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: North-East RDA gets new chief executive

28 March 2003

The regional development agency for the North-East announced the appointment of its new chief executive this week. Alan Clarke will replace Mike Collier, who leaves One North-East in May. Clarke is currently...

FUNDING: Gordon eyes Euro funding

28 March 2003

The chancellor has vowed to grab regional funding purse-strings out of Europe's hands. Is this good or bad news for the UK's poorest areas, asks Matt Ross. Earlier this month Gordon Brown...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Blueprint for Leicester arts flagship unveiled

28 March 2003

Designs for a flagship arts venue to be built as part of the redevelopment of Leicester's St George area were unveiled last week. Rafael Vinoly Architects' first major UK commission includes...

NEWS BRIEF: The ODPM to appoint new director general

28 March 2003

The ODPM is to appoint a new director general to drive through the regional commitments outlined in last month's Communities Plan (Regeneration & Renewal 7 February, p1). The new appointee will focus...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS BRIEF: Contracts signed for development in Southampton

28 March 2003

Contracts have been signed for the development of a £30 million urban village in Southampton. Developer Persimmon Homes will work with the city council, the Southampton Regeneration Partnership and the Housing Corporation to...