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Course aims to tackle real inner-city

23 June 2006

European regeneration professionals will be asked to produce plans designed to transform a real inner city area during a course in the Netherlands this autumn.

Sub-region growth plans raise hopes

23 June 2006

Growth area designation has kick-started a huge programme of renewal in north Northamptonshire. David Dewar investigates.

Centre argues for renewal to shift its focus

23 June 2006

Enterprise-led renewal programmes should target business-deprived areas, a think-tank study on cities said this week.

Mistake lands city council in approval row

23 June 2006

A mix-up over permission for two homes in an Edinburgh suburb looks set to end up in the courts.

Scottish Borders rail-link bid gets green light

23 June 2006

The economy of the Scottish Borders is to benefit from a rail link connecting the region with Edinburgh.

Future vision agreed for Milton Keynes

23 June 2006

A strategy for the growth of Milton Keynes has been agreed by the city's partnership committee, proposing the construction of 68,600 homes up to 2031.

BBC picks Salford as its leading location

23 June 2006

The BBC has chosen Salford over Manchester as the preferred location for its North-West base.

Bristol City Council has granted planning consent for nearly 600 homes, a 200-bed hotel, restaurants, offices and retail space on a waterfront site near the city's historic harbour. The plans for the Wapping Wharf site, put together by developer Umberslade, also include a new city museum.

Study reveals plight of Kent water supply

23 June 2006

Demand for water in Kent has reached a level where the region faces a year-round shortage, according to latest research.

Milton Keynes stalls on demolition

23 June 2006

A local controversy has driven Milton Keynes Council to row back on plans to demolish some of its older estates to create space for new housing in the city.