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Rapid urbanisation is most urgent global issue for planning to tackle

19 January 2007

Community involvement is vital to solve the problems posed by the rapid growth of cities in the developing world, says Clive Harridge.

Midlands funding model unveiled

19 January 2007

Plans to encourage the regeneration of sites in the West Midlands using an innovative financing system were laid out last week by the region's development agency.

Ryedale wins help to amend core strategy

19 January 2007

The Yorkshire and Humber Regional Assembly has pledged to help Ryedale District Council rework its core strategy after it was deemed unsound last week.

Liverpool approves waterfront scheme

19 January 2007

A mixed-use development on Liverpool's waterfront, next to the Three Graces, has been given planning permission by the city council.

Authorities reject housing strategy

19 January 2007

Two local authorities have angrily rejected the Milton Keynes Partnership (MKP) draft strategy for the distribution of new housing in the city's growth area.

Atkins begins Belfast rapid transit probe

19 January 2007

A rapid transit system could be developed in Belfast, the government announced this week.

Advantage West Midlands commits cash to project

19 January 2007

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands is committing more than £5 million towards a £38.7 million project to market Dudley as a high-profile regional tourist attraction. Plans for the town's Castle Hill area include a natural history attraction, restaurants, heritage shops and the revamping of Dudley Zoo.

Working group set up by South East England Development Agency

19 January 2007

A working group has been set up by the South East England Development Agency to help generate innovation in horticulture in the region. The group includes representatives from growers and educational institutions across the region and will explore ideas for specific projects that could be supported by the agency.

Belfast rapid transport plan being considered

19 January 2007

A rapid transit scheme is being mooted for Belfast and its surrounding area, according to Northern Ireland's government.

Public sphere - Sculpture unveiled in Bradford

19 January 2007

A sculpture was unveiled last week in one of Bradford's poorest neighbourhoods as a finishing touch to a pedestrian link between a block of flats and the city centre.