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Appointment at Wycombe District Council

27 October 2006

Planning's deputy editor David Dewar is joining Wycombe District Council as planning policy officer next month. Dewar, a postgraduate of Cardiff University's school of city and regional planning, joined the magazine in 1998. Susanna Gillman has been appointed news editor and can be contacted via (e-mail) susanna.gillman@haynet.com.

Sector details travel priority

27 October 2006

Increased support for public transport schemes and more help with running costs have won planners' backing in a survey of the profession's thoughts on future options for improving UK travel facilities, reports Huw Morris.

Award for The City of London Academy

27 October 2006

The City of London Academy won the Prime Minister's Better Public Building Award for 2006 this week. The school in Bermondsey was designed by architects Studio E. Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment chairman John Sorrell said that academies tend to be better designed than other schools, with more time for design and consultation.

Casebook: Appeal case - City centre store conversion supported by vacancy threat

27 October 2006

An inspector has ruled that the introduction of a bank into a struggling shop in Swansea's primary retail area should be allowed to proceed on the basis that there was a real danger that the unit could otherwise fall vacant.

Casebook: Appeal case - Housing: new build - City landmark roof alterations ruled inappropriate

27 October 2006

A proposal to rebuild the attic of a listed building in Manchester to accommodate 14 apartments has been rejected on the grounds that it would significantly harm its appearance and special interest.

Whitehall details future priorities in North West

27 October 2006

There is no strong case for major rail infrastructure projects in the North West, the Department for Transport (DfT) concluded in its regional rail services assessment last week.

Whitehall details future priorities in North West

27 October 2006

There is no strong case for major rail infrastructure projects in the North West, the Department for Transport (DfT) concluded in its regional rail services assessment last week.

Edinburgh opening up for pedestrians

27 October 2006

The initial stage of a plan to make Edinburgh city centre more pedestrian-friendly has been unveiled by designers.

Lottery grant awards boost town centres

27 October 2006

About £13 million is to be ploughed into rundown town and city centres across the UK after the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) awarded grants this week.

Colin Buchanan and Parsibs Brinckerhoff advises Highways Agency

27 October 2006

Colin Buchanan and Parsons Brinckerhoff have been advising the Highways Agency on its response to the South West's regional spatial strategy. The two firms used a model to investigate stress levels on the region's strategic road network. They then assessed the impact that the regional assembly's development aspirations would have and compared this with their model to identify potential trouble spots.