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An online resource for developers and planners in the South-West has been launched by the South-West of England Regional Development Agency. The South-West Sustainability Checklist for Developments aims to speed up the assessment and approval of planning applications by enabling developers and planning authorities to assess the sustainability of designs for proposed mixed-use and housing schemes.

Work Experience with Paul Ward, project manager, Walker Riverside

25 May 2007

Paul Ward, 31, is project manager of the Walker Riverside scheme in Newcastle, funded in part by housing market renewal pathfinder Bridging Newcastle Gateshead. The scheme aims to deliver a new town centre and up to 2,000 new homes.

Blooming Talent

18 May 2007

Fresh training methods are now being introduced to help professionals from a wide range of disciplines.

Improving Planners

18 May 2007

Employers and employees are now starting to benefit from an RTPI initiative that ensures professional skills development is firmly built into planners' job descriptions, reports Huw Morris.

Appointment at Liverpool City Council

18 May 2007

Liverpool City Council's former leader, Mike Storey, has become its executive member for regeneration. He replaces Peter Millea in a post-election shuffle. New executive board member Colin Eldridge takes on community safety.

Work Experience - Dave Shanley, business start-up adviser, BusinessLink

18 May 2007

Dave Shanley, 34, is a business start-up adviser at regional business support service Business Link. His role is to provide advice and support to people from economically disadvantaged areas who are launching their own business or social enterprise.

Appointment at English Partnerships' National Consultancy Unit

18 May 2007

Fiona Piercy has been promoted to lead national regeneration agency English Partnerships' National Consultancy Unit (NCU). The unit provides specialist support to the agency's regional teams where there is a project of particular complexity. In her previous position, Piercy led on major regeneration initiatives in North Staffordshire and Warwickshire. In two further appointments to the NCU, Jill Channer joins on secondment from the Prince's Regeneration Trust, which works to save redundant historically or architecturally significant buildings, as heritage policy adviser, and Bruce Edgar joins on secondment from educational charity the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment to work on the urban design team.

Untying legal knots

18 May 2007

Current trends in regeneration are providing some tricky legal dilemmas. Jon Neale examines three topical issues and reports on how effective legal advice can contribute to effective renewal.

Burnley College wins Campus funding

11 May 2007

The Northwest Regional Development Agency has pledged £10 million for a new campus at Burnley College to catalyse regeneration in the area. The University of Central Lancashire has also announced the success of its bid for £10 million from the Higher Education Funding Council for England to set up operations in Burnley.