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In Place - Skyways House, Liverpool

26 May 2006

Name of scheme: Skyways House Completed: Spring 2006 Where is it? Liverpool What is it? Office and showroom for Littlewoods Shop Direct Home Shopping The lowdown: The redevelopment of...

One North-East buys mobile classroom

26 May 2006

A mobile classroom to give lessons on enterprise has been bought by regional development agency One North-East. The £150,000 vehicle, known as a Launch Pad, was bought as part of public-private sector social investment scheme the North East Enterprise Bond.

Unilever and Johnson & Johnson share cash

26 May 2006

Unilever and Johnson & Johnson were among five companies to share £4 million from regional development agency Yorkshire Forward's latest Industrial Research and Development Awards. The awards are intended to encourage businesses to invest in the research and development of new products. For details, visit www.yorkshire-forward.com.

Poor 'left stranded', claims Church

26 May 2006

The regeneration industry is too focused on "real estate, prestigious buildings and big ticket events", marginalising the needs of those in deprived communities, according to a report published this week.

Six groups shortlisted for May of London's awards

26 May 2006

Six groups have been shortlisted for the Mayor of London's Enterprising London awards for bodies that have boosted their local economies. They are: Greenwich Bexley and Lewisham Chamber of Commerce; Enfield Business Centre; City Fringe Partnership; The Innovatory's Hackney Enterprise Network; Production TLMH Limited; and The Lab. For details, visit www.lda.gov.uk.

Why we need a new regeneration policy

26 May 2006

Sir Michael Lyons's wake-up call to government highlights the lack of a national spatial strategy, says Tim Williams.

Innovations - Health technology firms run RDA scheme

26 May 2006

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the health technology sector can now take control of their own funding through a company set up by the South-East of England Development Agency (Seeda).

Major office redevelopment at Blackfriars Bridge

26 May 2006

A major office redevelopment at the north end of Blackfriars Bridge has been given the green light by the City of London. Bridge House, owned by the Bridge House Estates Trust, will be revamped to provide 2,973m2 of office space and a riverside cafe with public access. The scheme, designed by architects MAKE and EPR, had to meet the City's high standards for sustainable development and environmental policy. Montagu Evans advised on planning.

Planning awards offer opportunity to impress

26 May 2006

The third annual London Planning Awards seek to reward achievement and excellence in the sector across the capital.

Appointment at the North Solihull Partnership

26 May 2006

Janet Bradbury has been appointed chief executive by the North Solihull Partnership. She was previously chief executive at Meden Valley Making Places Ltd and has been executive director of regeneration at Pendle Borough Council and chief executive at Blackburn City Challenge.