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Ken ignores outer London's centres

8 December 2006

Martin Simmons, who has had a long and distinguished planning career at Kent County Council and then working on the Mayor's London Plan, has an uncanny knack for posing brain twisters to which no-one can find an immediate answer.

Bovis Homes contract

8 December 2006

Housebuilder Bovis Homes has won a £40 million contract with Bristol City Council to replace 330 post-war bungalows. The prefab buildings in Hengrove will be demolished and replaced by new council homes. In addition Bovis will build another 670 private homes on 15 sites throughout the city. Prefab tenants will be offered priority status for rehousing.

Appointment at Chase

8 December 2006

Developer Chase has appointed Paul Beaman as head of affordable housing. Beaman previously headed the property services division of Three Valleys Housing Association in the East Midlands. Previously, he was Midlands and Southern region area director for building and business services company Carillion.

Appointment at Bellway

8 December 2006

Housebuilder Bellway has appointed Graham Clark as managing director of its Orpington-based Thames Gateway South division. Clark was previously divisional land director with the company. He replaces Ted Ayres, who has become southern regional chairman.

Network names first to gain qualification

8 December 2006

Adult learning partnership the National Open College Network (NOCN) has accredited the first person to complete its On Course Community Leadership Programme.

Barton Willmore's Bristol office moves to larger premises

8 December 2006

Barton Willmore's Bristol office has moved to larger premises. The office is still located in the city centre on Victoria Street. The Bristol move comes after the company's Reading planners moved to nearby Theale.

Bulletin Board

8 December 2006

East of England Young Planners Event Experts raised key issues for planners at a recent meeting, reports Robert Hobbs.

Let planning bodies build on green belt, says report

8 December 2006

Planning authorities should be allowed to open up green belt areas for development, Kate Barker said earlier this week.

Harper quits

8 December 2006

The director of Edinburgh's planned tram project has quit at the end of his initial six-month contract with the city's transport company Transport Initiatives Edinburgh (Tie). Andie Harper said the job meant spending too much time away from his home in England. Tie is due to present a business case for the project to councillors this month.

Shepley on ... making planning a fit subject for television gossip

8 December 2006

I am in the middle, at the time of writing, of chairing the examination in public into the draft North West regional spatial strategy. This is of course extremely interesting and raises many issues of a contemporary and profound nature. We are hearing evidence and indeed groping towards conclusions on practically every topic that is of relevance to readers of this organ.