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Given the range of public sector funding opportunities, regeneration partnerships can often overlook the grant schemes offered by private businesses. Ben Willis explores the world of corporate philanthropy. Last year, Brighton and Hove...

TRANSPORT NEWS: Warning over Thames Valley future travel

25 April 2003

An early decision on road charging and infrastructure funding is crucial to the future of transport in the Thames Valley, the South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA) warned this week. In its...

OPINION: Expanding the South to bridge the great divide

25 April 2003

At the Guardian's conference on housing in the new growth areas, John Prescott talked about the north-south divide in British housing and planning policies - and then appeared to deny it. Archtitecture...

INTERVIEW: Moving towards a green economy

25 April 2003

The South West is becoming a honeypot for environmental technology companies. Dr Peter Walsh explains to Mark Rowe how his new networking partnership can help. Covering topics that range from...

MOVES: Appointment at Prime Focus

25 April 2003

Steve Sulston has been appointed as development manager and Steve Hunt has been appointed as land acquisition manager at Prime Focus. Both will work with regional private sector developers to identify opportunities to...

EMPLOYMENT: New Deal's work isn't over

25 April 2003

Despite a drop in its rate of getting people into work, the New Deal for Young People has still been worthwhile, says Ben Walker It's early December 2000 and I'm working...

ANALYSIS: Can Prescott push housing growth?

25 April 2003

The deputy prime minister hopes to deliver his massive housebuilding plans for the South-East through a mix of cash, policy and political persuasion. But are councils, developers and regeneration agencies...

SCOTTISH NEWS: First port plan for Edinburgh gets approval

25 April 2003

The first of several major waterfront schemes planned for Granton has been approved by Edinburgh City Council. Forth Ports' £750 million Granton Harbour project will cover 33ha and comprise 3,400 homes and...

CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Food and drink uses - Restaurant fails to win opening hours extension

25 April 2003

The variation of a condition to allow an extra hour of opening at a Japanese restaurant in central London has been rejected despite the appellant's assertion that the facility contributed to the...

Planners raise doubts over impact tool

25 April 2003

Vagaries in the environmental impact assessment (EIA) regulations could be exacerbated by the time the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill finally passes through parliament, planners warned this week. The warning follows the...