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Arena plans for Leeds to be given go-ahead

12 December 2006

Plans for an arena in Leeds are set to be approved by the city council's executive board on Wednesday.

Billions needed for South East's transport links

12 December 2006

The South East needs between £37 billion and £47 billion to improve the transport infrastructure, the region's planners claimed today.

Mayor wants more money for capital

11 December 2006

London mayor Ken Livingstone has called on the government to ensure there is enough money to improve the capital's infrastructure.

Lords back residents in green challenge

11 December 2006

Residents claimed victory after the House of Lords ruled Bromley Council was wrong not to order an environmental assessment of a huge multiplex cinema development.

Letters

8 December 2006

CITY-REGION PROPOSALS SEEM TO LACK INITIATIVE

Bid for more family homes faces tests

8 December 2006

The Government's latest guidance for planning authorities on housing aims to ensure that more family-friendly homes are built in cities. Can it overcome the factors that militate against the construction of family homes, asks Max Nathan?

Helsinki speaker at branding event

8 December 2006

The man credited with helping Helsinki to become the European Capital of Culture in 2000 has agreed to speak at Regeneration & Renewal's rebranding conference.

Diary

8 December 2006

A hubbub at the British Urban Regeneration Awards when a fire alarm led to a mass evacuation of the swanky Cumberland Hotel at London's Marble Arch.

Planning a Sustainable Future

8 December 2006

Britain's masterplanners are designing the communities of the future, and their work will be crucial in reducing the scale and impact of climate change.