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Treasury ponders Manchester plan

26 January 2007

The Treasury is considering ratifying the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities' plan for a formalised Greater Manchester city-region bankrolled by a special cross-boundary funding deal.

A Super Agency Primer

26 January 2007

Many questions remain about England's new housing and regeneration agency. Joey Gardiner looks at what is - and isn't - known about Communities England.

Planned housing growth in the M11 corridor looks set to rise this spring under an ambitious regional spatial strategy. But there are serious doubts over infrastructure funding, report Herpreet Kaur Grewal and Adam Branson.

Byker Wall estate awarded listing

26 January 2007

Newcastle's 2,000-home Byker Wall estate, designed by Swedish architect Ralph Erskine and built in the 1970s following extensive consultation with local residents, has received a grade II* listing.

Appointment at Charity Volunteering England

26 January 2007

Charity Volunteering England has promoted James Collins to the newly-created post of quality and accreditation manager. Collins was previously regional development officer at the organisation.

Appointment at Advantage West Midlands

26 January 2007

Two new directors have been appointed to join the corporate management team at regional development agency Advantage West Midlands. Mark Pearce has been promoted to corporate director for economic regeneration, and Tim Gebbels becomes corporate director for strategy and communications. Pearce was previously partnerships director at AWM, and Gebbels was previously chief executive of regional data provider the West Midlands Regional Observatory.

Diary

26 January 2007

This week has been all about protests. We start with pupils from a north London school which found fame when its choir sang in a Pink Floyd hit and have now taken part in a musical protest against plans to turn it into a city academy.

Holt Town Waterfront

26 January 2007

A development framework for a mixed-use scheme in east Manchester has been endorsed by the city council. The plans are for the 28ha Holt Town Waterfront site to be regenerated over the next 15 years into a residential quarter with businesses, shops and bars.

Dundee research programme

26 January 2007

A medical research and manufacturing programme is to be set up in Dundee thanks to £1.2 million of Regional Selective Assistance funding from the Scottish Executive. The Intermediate Technology Institute Life Sciences Stem Cell Research project will employ up to 75 staff, the Executive said.

Constitutional fog satisfies no-one

26 January 2007

If Gordon Brown takes a weekend walk down the south coast of his Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath constituency, he can dimly see West Lothian on the other side of the Forth. It might be a nail-biting experience.