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Edinburgh aims for proactive planning

17 November 2006

The capital's planning department has been promised more resources after being described as "painfully slow" by Edinburgh City Council leader Ewan Aitken.

A bid for a large casino has been submitted by Leicester City Council as part of a scheme that it said could create 400 jobs. The plans envisage an entertainment complex incorporating a hotel, bars and restaurants. The scheme could generate up to £160 million of private investment for a neglected part of the city centre, according to the authority.

The Schools' Leveller - William Atkinson, head of Phoenix High School, Shepherd's Bush, London

17 November 2006

The education system has come a long way since 1997, says William Atkinson, but the funding system needs radical reform in order to create a level playing field for inner-city schools.

Heseltine hits back against untrue report

17 November 2006

Conservative Party cities task force chairman Lord Heseltine has vigorously denied a report that he wants the planning system to be privatised.

New Publications

17 November 2006

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Appointment at Advantage West Midlands

17 November 2006

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands has appointed Richard Hyde as deputy chairman. Hyde, who has been a board member of the RDA since 2002, replaces Norman Price who leaves the organisation next month.

Housing deal signed

17 November 2006

The first deal in England designed to make sure that a council works closely with social housing agency the Housing Corporation to deliver affordable homes was signed this week. Derby City Council has been piloting the housing protocol agreement since June and has developed an action plan to try to ensure the quality of housing, the Corporation said.

Appointment at GL Hearn

17 November 2006

James Cook has been appointed associate planning director at GL Hearn's London office. Anna Gavriel has joined as a planner and Cathy Hall has been recruited as a graduate in urban and regional planning.

Casebook: Appeal case - Campus housing scheme to go ahead in historic centre

17 November 2006

The secretary of state has allowed a residential redevelopment to proceed at a college campus in St Albans city centre after concluding that it involved a highly sustainable form of development and would not compromise a conservation area's historic character.

EDAW chosen as masterplanner

17 November 2006

EDAW has been chosen as masterplanner for the Newcastle Science City project. The consultancy will design research and business facilities alongside residential, retail and leisure amenities for a brewery site in the city centre. The project aims to create 250 science businesses and 20,000 science-based jobs by 2015. Building work is expected to start late next year.