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London design agency looks for public land deals

16 February 2007

London's new urban design agency hopes to secure deals giving it powers over the development of public land across the city.

South West assembly bids to beat climate goals

16 February 2007

The South West Regional Assembly (SWRA) is hoping to reduce carbon emissions from new homes faster than the government's taret dates.

The new engines for city development

16 February 2007

Multi Area Agreements and City Development Companies are the latest big ideas for driving regeneration and growth in cities or city-regions. Alan Bruce takes a critical look at the Government's white paper proposals.

City authority

16 February 2007

Professor Michael Parkinson CBE, director, European Institute for Urban Affairs.

Letters

16 February 2007

- City renewal bodies should cover all areas

Second Opinion - Carlisle

16 February 2007

Name of scheme: Carlisle Renaissance Development Framework and Movement Strategy.

How we did it - Planning the country's first super casino

16 February 2007

PROJECT: East Manchester regional casino.

Appointment at Birmingham City Council

16 February 2007

Birmingham City Council has seconded Yousiff Meah to the role of head of social cohesion in its equality and diversity division. He will work with the prevention of extremism and terrorism project team at the Government Office of the West Midlands. Meah has been seconded for two years from the post of head of Birmingham Youth Service where he was involved in setting up Beyond Midnight, a dusk-till-dawn programme targeting gang members and other young people.

Appointment at The East of England Regional Development Agency

16 February 2007

The East of England Regional Development Agency has appointed Graham Long as head of culture, tourism and sport. Long was previously director of operations for the English National Opera and executive director of planning and resources for Arts Council England. Prior to that he worked in cultural development in positions such as chief executive of South-West Arts.

Ozone option - Nottingham plans include sports facilities and play area

16 February 2007

Plans to revamp the Meadows and Embankment areas in Nottingham with wind turbines, sports facilities (see visualisation, above), a skate park and play area, and an energy education centre were revealed this week by Nottingham City Council and the team behind a regional development agency-led project.