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Panel calls for Notts green belt cut

7 December 2007

A wholesale reduction of the green belt around Nottingham has been recommended to communities secretary Hazel Blears by a panel examining a proposed strategy for development in the East Midlands.

Letters

7 December 2007

HIGH-SPEED LINES COULD FREE UP RAIL CAPACITY.

Forum sees fund launch

7 December 2007

A strategic investment fund has been set up for sub-regional initiatives that may add £12 billion per year to the UK economy, the Thames Gateway Forum heard last week.

Rob Wells, Savills

7 December 2007

Rob Wells has joined Savills' planning team in Birmingham as an associate. He was previously part of the planning management team at Birmingham City Council.

Sunderland Arc and partners begin negotiations with Tesco

7 December 2007

Sunderland Arc and its partners One NorthEast, English Partnerships and Sunderland City Council have begun negotiations with Tesco to buy the former Vaux brewery site.

Brown unveils £800m funding for Gateway

7 December 2007

The Thames Gateway is to receive £600 million in dedicated funding over the next three years, the Prime Minister announced last week.

Positive plans win acclaim

7 December 2007

We take a look at this year's entries for the 30th annual RTPI awards.

DCLG: £25m of European cash still suspended

7 December 2007

The European Commission (EC) is still holding back more than £25 million of regeneration funding from England, the Government admitted this week.

Second opininon

7 December 2007

Peer review of masterplan for Newcastle's East Pilgrim Street regeneration area.

Research points to investment boons

7 December 2007

Proposed changes to local transport scheme appraisal could identify significant benefits that have previously been uncounted, a study published last week suggests.