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Cities pursue European ties

22 September 2006

East Midlands cities see co-operation as the key to developing their links to international markets, reports Mark Smulian.

Some European cities have enjoyed enormous success in regeneration. But that, argue Sara Gonzalez and Ramon Ribera-Fumaz, is no reason to ignore our own achievements in favour of a set of half-understood overseas examples.

Decentralisation counts on a national framework

22 September 2006

The scale of the drivers that shape the places in which planning operates are key to spatial probing, insists Jenny Crawford.

Regeneration wounded in Manchester battle

22 September 2006

As Labour conferences go, this is the best of times, this is the worst of times. Those readers who relish real-life political drama at its back-stabbing, bloody best may feel their knees weaken at the prospect next week of Labour's leadership contenders entering the ring. Yet the rest, many of whom will be in Manchester seeking to reach conclusions on unresolved debates over policy and practice, might not cheer the exchange of blows between the red-shorted pugilists, but instead groan at the distraction.

Research bulletin

22 September 2006

Seminar: Future of Planning Research

Birmingham named UK's most vibrant arts city

22 September 2006

Birmingham has been named as the most culturally vibrant city in the UK.

Westminster City Council launches inquiry

22 September 2006

Westminster City Council has launched an inquiry into the increasing pressures on inner city public services caused by immigration. The council is investigating whether current population estimates reflect migration trends and whether the figures are an appropriate basis for local authority funding.

Plans unveiled for White City

22 September 2006

Plans for a huge shopping centre in White City were unveiled last week. The Westfield Centre forms part of a £1.6 billion regeneration project. The 150,000m2 mall would house an atrium for live events, restaurants, shops, parking spaces, a cinema and other leisure facilities. Retail property company Westfield aims to open the west London centre in 2008.

Inner city economist

22 September 2006

Urban researcher Dermot Finch insists that the planning system should be giving a much higher priority to the crucial case for economic growth, reports David Dewar.

Government green light for city economic bodies

22 September 2006

Organisations with the remit to deliver economic development and physical regeneration across entire conurbations have been given the green light by the Government.