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Made in Madchester - Colin Sinclair, chief executive, Midas

22 September 2006

Colin Sinclair was a central figure in the 'Madchester' phenomenon that swept Manchester in the 1980s. Now, like many veterans of the scene, he's driving forward the city's economy.

Council decides to carry on with demolitions

22 September 2006

Blackburn council has decided to push ahead with plans to knock down 156 homes in Darwen to make way for a city academy - despite a government ruling last month that the demolition plans should cease.

Halman on ... hopes and fears ahead of Labour Party conference

22 September 2006

A strange feeling of anticipation mixed with foreboding hangs over Manchester as it prepares for the Labour Party conference next week. The anticipation can be attributed to the strong expectation that any governing party uses its annual conference to make policy announcements, often tailored to the host city. The foreboding is down to the security arrangements being put in place, which illustrate all too clearly the level of threat perceived for high-profile events such as this.

Casebook: Appeal case - Housing, New build - High density justified for city apartment block

22 September 2006

A proposal for an L-shaped apartment block on the site of redundant health authority buildings in Carlisle has won support from an inspector who decided that the density of development would be acceptable.

Salford revamp seeks Manchester link

22 September 2006

Plans to revamp Salford's historic core were submitted this week in a scheme aiming to reconnect the city with Manchester and create a urban quarter.

What's On - Regeneration-related TV and radio

22 September 2006

Tuesday 26 September; 11.10am City Scapes. BBC2; A look at key architectural innovations of Paris, such as the Pompidou Centre.

Automotive grants

22 September 2006

Grants that have been used to support West Midlands-based automotive firms will be extended to rail industry companies, regional development agency Advantage West Midlands has announced. Some £500,000 will be made available via the region's Manufacturing Advisory Service.

Trust in talks about wave power project

22 September 2006

A community-led enterprise is in talks with the Welsh Office about funding a wave power project near Swansea that it claims could meet the city's annual energy needs.

Appointment at Design South-West

22 September 2006

Mark Pearson has taken up the role of head of built environment alliance Design South-West. The post is jointly funded by advisory body the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment and Creating Excellence, the region's centre for regeneration skills.

Appointment at Moat

22 September 2006

Moat has recruited William Cornall as regional development manager. Cornall has worked as a senior development manager for the housing association for the past three years. He will be in charge of delivering affordable housing in south London.