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Regional growth rate gap 'closing'

15 December 2006

The gap in productivity growth rates between the Greater South-East and the rest of England is narrowing, government figures show.

Regional growth rate gap 'closing'

15 December 2006

The gap in productivity growth rates between the Greater South-East and the rest of England is narrowing, government figures show.

Airport changes its name again

15 December 2006

The East Midlands' regional airport has changed its name for the second time in three years.

Broadway Malyan appointed to deliver vision for Irwell City Park

15 December 2006

Broadway Malyan has been appointed to deliver a vision for Irwell City Park as part of the second stage of an application to the Big Lottery Fund Living Landmarks programme. One of 23 shortlisted UK projects, the scheme aims to revitalise the River Irwell and create a vibrant urban park, running through Salford, Manchester and Trafford. The project will be driven by Broadway Malyan's urbanism team, working with Art2Architecture. Other key consultants include Gifford, Davis Langdon LLP and Andrew McCarthy Associates.

Aberdeen approves runway extension

15 December 2006

Aberdeen City Council agreed an extension to the city's airport runway this week despite claims that it will harm the environment.

Business claims parks boost economy

15 December 2006

The economic benefits that national parks in Yorkshire and Humber offer to the region were hailed in a report out this week.

Good design director

15 December 2006

Next month Peter Bishop becomes director of Design for London and he intends the organisation to be vital to the future shape of the city, he tells Catherine Early.

Appointment at Manchester Enterprises

15 December 2006

Nick Gerrard has joined Manchester Enterprises, the economic development agency for Greater Manchester, as deputy chief executive. Gerrard joins on a two-year secondment from the North-West Regional Development Agency, where he has worked for five years.

Cabe needs tools to tackle design sins

15 December 2006

The most famous Catholic convert was John Henry, subsequently Cardinal, Newman. The leading High Church Anglican of the era and possibly set to be head honcho at Canterbury, he defected in 1845 to the despised Church of Rome, the faith of the equally scorned Irish masses huddling seditiously in the industrial cities.

The London Development Agency picks Dialogue

15 December 2006

The London Development Agency this week picked communications company Dialogue to handle the public consultation for plans to regenerate the 80ha Crystal Palace Park in the south-east of the city. Dialogue will be charged with ensuring that park users who usually steer clear of regeneration consultation have an opportunity to make their views known.