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Pilot schemes launched to study flooding issues

19 January 2007

Fifteen pilot projects looking at how to reduce the impact of flooding in towns and cities were launched nationwide by DEFRA this week.

Authorities issued with poster advice

19 January 2007

Local authorities should be taking enforcement action against fly-posters to improve the appearance of Scotland's towns and cities, according to latest planning advice.

5 Steps to ... introducing a park and ride scheme

19 January 2007

1. Work out the best location. Most park and ride schemes are launched to reduce traffic coming into urban areas, so map where congestion begins and decide where you want to base your scheme. "Locate your site next to a main access road, so drivers are confident that using it won't extend their journey times," says York City Council principal transport planner Daniel Johnson. "Also a reasonable time to travel by bus should be ten or 15 minutes maximum."

Madchester United

19 January 2007

In the late 1980s five creative entrepreneurs fostered a scene that sparked Manchester's revival. Now, they lead its economic and cultural life. Ben Walker meets them.

Walsall's Waterfront project has funding approved

19 January 2007

Walsall's Waterfront project has had £13.8 million of funding approved by regional development agency Advantage West Midlands. The flagship regeneration scheme, which is being delivered by developer Urban Splash, will include offices, retail and leisure space and 154 flats.

Regeneration champion appointed for Greater Newry area

19 January 2007

A regeneration champion has been appointed for the Greater Newry area in Northern Ireland. Liam Quinn, deputy director of the Department for Social Development's regional development office, will work with local people and agencies in the area to implement the Greater Newry Vision, which outlines regeneration plans for the area.

Appointment at Ian Williams

19 January 2007

Property services company Ian Williams has appointed Michael Mullins as its new commercial manager for Bristol property services. Mullins will take responsibility for the overall commercial activities in Bristol and assist product managers to deliver their budgets. Mullins previously worked as regional surveying director for EBC Ltd.

SRB programme study

19 January 2007

A study of Nottingham's combined single regeneration budget (SRB) programme is to be carried out by Atkins. The company's regeneration and economic development team has been commissioned by Nottingham City Council. The SRB programme has run for 11 years and has spent £140 million. An assessment of the impact that it has made and the lessons that have been learnt is required to support future regeneration in the city. Atkins is working on the study with Netherthorpe and Upperthorpe Community Alliance.

Strathclyde targets sustainable travel

19 January 2007

Measures to promote sustainable travel in Glasgow were outlined at a conference last week.

Harlow centre strategy

19 January 2007

A strategy to regenerate Harlow town centre has been launched by the district council and English Partnerships. The blueprint, drawn up by David Lock Associates, aims to grow Harlow as a key sub-regional centre in the East of England and market a large site earmarked for retail, leisure, housing and public realm uses. It follows the government's plans to expand Harlow by up to 16,000 homes over the next 15 years.