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A summit of England's eight core cities

26 May 2006

A summit of England's eight core cities will be staged in Bristol at the end of June to reinforce their commitment to speeding up economic and social progress and international competition.

Book questions value of polycentricity concept

26 May 2006

The pan-European planning concept of polycentricity could be at odds with other EU objectives, according to latest research by planning academic Sir Peter Hall.

Leeds aims to enhance mix in city centre

26 May 2006

A pocket of affordable housing could be built for £600,000 in Leeds city centre to help generate a wider mix of people, subject to council leaders' approval.

Casebook: Appeal Case - Commercial and Industrial - Office development fails need and location tests

26 May 2006

An office development proposed for a site in Cambridge has been rejected after an inspector declined to accept that it would provide an essential service supporting the city's role in the wider area.

Panel reveals super casino front-runners

26 May 2006

Blackpool and Manchester have been named among the venues shortlisted for a regional casino, the Casino Advisory Panel announced this week.

Church highlights renewal oversight

26 May 2006

Many multi-million pound regeneration schemes have failed to help the poorest in communities, the Church of England argues in a report on cities this week.

Interview - Literary legal expert

26 May 2006

City lawyer Brian Greenwood finds the reformed planning system a recipe for delay and litigation but relishes the chance to help clients cope, Bryan Johnston finds.

Former Wedgwood Pottery site to be redeveloped

26 May 2006

A former Wedgwood Pottery site in Tunstall is to be redeveloped as part of a £20 million scheme after Stoke-on-Trent City Council approved the proposal.

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.