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Geography teachers are to be encouraged ...
27 October 2006
Geography teachers are to be encouraged to incorporate local transport, housing and retail provision into their lessons as part of a joint initiative between the Geographical Association and the Academy for Sustainable Communities. Professional development events next March will look at building sustainable communities policy into the curriculum. The project will be piloted across four regions.
Decision on Liverpool's Mann Island delayed
27 October 2006
The decision on Liverpool's £120 million Mann Island has been delayed because a UNESCO report was not received in time. The scheme, which features three wedge-shaped buildings next to the Museum of Liverpool, has raised fears that it would harm the city's world heritage status. The planning committee will now hear the application on 7 November.
Growth points increase housing totals
27 October 2006
Another 100,000 homes could be built on top of existing plans by 2016 across 29 growth points allocated funding this week.
Homes to be built in west Cornwall
27 October 2006
Hundreds of homes are to be built in west Cornwall after regeneration bodies confirmed that they will plough £25 million into buying 60ha of brownfield land. The South West of England Regional Development Agency (RDA) and English Partnerships will buy 114 parcels across the former industrial site by negotiation. CPR Regeneration, the urban regeneration company for Camborne, Pool and Redruth, will lead negotiations with the landowners, but the RDA said that it would use its compulsory purchase powers if necessary.
Research by King Sturge and Business in the Community
27 October 2006
Retail jobs for disaffected youths play a vital role in tackling crime and inner city decline while boosting regeneration, according to research by King Sturge and Business in the Community. Retail jobs teach young people skills and help them to communicate, the study suggests. A total of 50 out of the UK's 88 most deprived areas have average or higher than average job dependence on retail, making the sector a major force for regeneration. The Contribution of the Retail Sector to the Economy, Employment and Regeneration is available at PlanningResource.co.uk/doc.
25,000 more Scots jobs than in 2004
27 October 2006
The net amount of workless people in Scotland has fallen by 25,000 between 2004 and 2006, according to official figures.
Project to boost local services and improve access in Ilfracombe
27 October 2006
A £1 million project to boost local services and improve access in Ilfracombe, North Devon, is set to go ahead following the approval of funding worth £577,000. The Government Office for the South West agreed to invest £372,000 through the Objective 2 programme, while the South West of England Regional Development Agency will invest £205,000 through the market and coastal towns initiative. The onestop@ilfracombe project involves renovating and modernising the town council offices. Ilfracombe Town Council has put £70,000 towards the scheme, with further investment from North Devon District Council and Devon County Council.
Nottingham wins tram link funding
27 October 2006
The Department for Transport (DfT) this week approved funding of £437 million for two extensions to Nottingham's tram system.
UK left £4.3bn worse off in EU funding shake up
27 October 2006
The UK is set to lose nearly 40 per cent of the European Union aid that it was previously allocated for economic development.
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