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In Place - Liverpool South Parkway Interchange, Liverpool

28 July 2006

Name of scheme: Liverpool South Parkway Interchange Completed: June 2006 Where is it? South Liverpool What is it? A transport interchange The lowdown: Passenger traffic through Liverpool John Lennon...

Appointment at Creative Sheffield

28 July 2006

Ian Bromley has been appointed chief executive of city development company Creative Sheffield. He previously worked for the Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation in Canada.

Brierley Hill regeneration gets extra cash

28 July 2006

The European Regional Development Fund is providing an extra £1.7 million towards the regeneration of Brierley Hill in the West Midlands. The ERDF grant follows its previous award of £2.25 million in 2003. The funding will be used by the Brierley Hill Regeneration Partnership to contribute towards a range of regeneration projects in the area covering transport, housing, retail and employment.

MPs push for New Street go-ahead

28 July 2006

A group of MPs met transport minister Derek Twigg this week to press the Government to ensure that a £350 million funding package is put in place to redevelop Birmingham's New Street station.

Appointment at Places for People

28 July 2006

Peter Aviston has been appointed by regeneration and housing specialist Places for People as director of the Walker Riverside renewal project, Newcastle. He moves from partner organisation Newcastle City Council where he was the scheme's corporate project manager.

Appointment at Wakako Hirose

28 July 2006

Wakako Hirose has been appointed as a planner by Rapleys in London. She previously had work experience in Edinburgh City Council's development quality and conservation, design and natural heritage sections.

RTPI Invites: Town and Country Planning Association

28 July 2006

The association continues to promote planners and communities in preventing further climate change, reports Kirsten Gogan.

Programme to rejuvenate communities in Aberdeen

28 July 2006

A £500 million programme to rejuvenate six communities in Aberdeen was unveiled for community consultation this week. The proposals to regenerate Cummings Park, Middlefield, Woodside, Tillydrone, Torry and Seaton were launched by consultancy DTZ and architects HTA, which are working with the city council and Aberdeen City Alliance. The plans aim to deliver improved housing, shopping and community facilities, green spaces and streetscapes for around 28,000 people.

5 Steps to ... encouraging science & technology business

28 July 2006

1. Support businesses with expertise. The recently opened Daresbury Innovation Centre, adjacent to the Daresbury laboratory in Cheshire, offers office space, workspace, laboratory facilities and business support to small-to-medium-sized firms. "Companies may have strong technology expertise but may know less about access to markets," says centre manager Dr Paul Treloar.

Call for out-of-town parking fees

28 July 2006

Out-of-town shopping centres should be forced to introduce car parking charges in an attempt to "level the playing field" with town centre retail, the Government's transport adviser urged last week.