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Business group advises city-regional devolution

28 July 2006

An elected city-region mayor for Newcastle could help tackle transport and housing problems and boost the North East economy, according to a review published this week.

RTPI president granted freedom of the city

28 July 2006

RTPI president Clive Harridge was granted the freedom of the City of London this week. Harridge, nominated by planner and architect Michael Welbank and City of London Corporation planning committee chairman John Owen-Ward, said it is "a great honour to be part of London's rich history".

Sheffield hits back after funding snub

28 July 2006

The government is to be lobbied to reverse its refusal to fund Sheffield's tram extension by Liberal Democrats at the city council.

Merry Hill upgrade set for endorsement

28 July 2006

Plans to designate Merry Hill as a town centre are set to be backed by Birmingham City Council.

Public inquiry into alterations to Sunderland City Council

28 July 2006

A public inquiry into alterations to Sunderland City Council's planning policy for its central area began last week. The proposed changes will provide a framework for regeneration organisation Sunderland Arc. Its plans include developing 1,000 apartments and offices on the derelict Vaux site. It has also proposed a city centre retail scheme at Holmeside and a leisure development at Stadium Park.

Liverpool scheme waits for decision

28 July 2006

Plans to redevelop a key waterfront site in Liverpool after the failure of Will Alsop's Cloud project have been submitted to the city council.

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.

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.