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Urban regeneration company Liverpool Vision has announced a shortlist of four firms for the redevelopment of the Kingston House site in Liverpool city centre. Kingston House is a 1960s office building owned by the North-West Regional Development Agency. The shortlisting of HBG Properties, Langtree Group plc, UK Land and Property Ltd, and FG Patten (Holdings) Ltd, in partnership with Eric Wright Group, is the first stage of a two-stage selection process.

West End regeneration endorsed by Newcastle

29 September 2006

Up to 2,000 homes are to be built in Newcastle's Benwell and Scotswood areas under plans approved by city councillors.

Strategy sets home total for East Midlands

29 September 2006

The East Midlands will need 382,500 new homes between 2001 and 2026, according to regional planners.

North-East's work wins global award

29 September 2006

A campaign to promote the north-east of England as a great place to live, work, visit and do business was named as the world's leading regional marketing campaign at an event last week in the Caribbean.

Lack of public transport cash slows road pricing

29 September 2006

A West Midlands road pricing pilot is unlikely before 2012, the chairman of a coalition of the region's metropolitan councils acknowledged this week.

Sir Robert McAlpine chosen

29 September 2006

David McLean Developments and the South-West of England Regional Development Agency have chosen construction firm Sir Robert McAlpine to redevelop St Austell's town centre in Cornwall.

NDCs are stuck in an uphill struggle

29 September 2006

Here's a parable for our times. Once, on the outskirts of a very large city somewhere in England, I visited a part Neighbourhood Renewal Fund-financed project. It was essentially a neighbourhood team dealing with the environmental stuff that local people always like getting sorted.

Call for help

29 September 2006

The team behind a project to create a city park along the River Irwell in Salford is calling for international architects, landscape designers and engineers to help. The Irwell City Park proposal is one of 23 projects shortlisted by the Big Lottery Fund Living Landmarks programme. Salford and Manchester City Councils, Central Salford Urban Regeneration Company and Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council want design experts to develop the plans into an unrivalled design proposition for the final application, which is due to be submitted next May.

Vote picks projects for lottery money

29 September 2006

A public vote has handed lottery grants of £50,000 to four projects in Leicestershire and Plymouth.

Non-tarnish silver

29 September 2006

The world's first non-tarnish silver was unveiled to manufacturers, designers and engineers from across Europe in Sheffield last week in a bid to revive the city's industrial reputation. Sheffield Hallam University and silver manufacturer Carrs of Sheffield - creators of 'Lustre silver' - say it will boost the UK silverware industry.