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PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Community vision

18 April 2003

Developer Urban Splash and the Royal Institute of British Architects have launched a competition to find an architect to design the first phase of East Manchester's new Millennium Community. The scheme will focus...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: DATA CHECK - Graduate debt headache intensifies

18 April 2003

Students about to sit their finals face an average £12,500 debt on leaving university this June - more than five times that of those who graduated nine years ago - according to...

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: West Midlands social enterprises lauded

18 April 2003

Social enterprises across the West Midlands have been recognised for their contribution to their local economies at the region's annual Social Enterprise Awards. The personnel and development category at the event, organised...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: North-East RDA all set to beat own targets

18 April 2003

The North-East's regional development agency has announced it is on course to beat annual job, business and development targets. Provisional figures show that One North-East is likely to exceed its 2002-2003 goals....

Whitehall unit can't curb ABIs' growth, say MPs

18 April 2003

The "weakness" of the Whitehall unit which is supposedly clamping down on the creation of new area-based regeneration initiatives (ABIs) means it will struggle to keep the problem under control, backbench MPs said...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BRIEF: Undergraduates to work with local firms

18 April 2003

Undergraduates from the Highlands and Islands of Scotland are being offered the opportunity to work with local firms during the summer holidays. The Shell Technology Enterprise Programme (STEP) is administered by Careers Scotland...

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Livingstone strategy to target child poverty and boost inclusion

18 April 2003

London's children and young people have been promised a greater say in the running of the capital as part of a draft strategy published by the mayor's office last week. The strategy,...

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Birmingham SRB job impact is 'unclear'

18 April 2003

Birmingham's £130 million Single Regeneration Budget (SRB) programme created 9,000 jobs and safeguarded 28,000 others, but its long-term impact remains unclear, says a new city council report. Birmingham's SRB Challenge Fund helped...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Both rich and poor gain from stamp duty relief

18 April 2003

A scheme to regenerate the most deprived areas of the UK will also benefit property developers in some top real estate locations. Last week's Budget decision to exempt stamp duty on...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Ravenscraig renewal plan gets go-ahead

18 April 2003

The biggest brownfield regeneration scheme in Europe was granted outline planning permission by North Lanarkshire councils last week. The former Ravenscraig steelworks, which closed in 1992, will be transformed into a new...