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Policy report shapes ports

27 July 2007

All major ports should produce masterplans to co-ordinate medium-term planning, according to a Department for Transport (DfT) interim policy report.

Commuters take to ferry

27 July 2007

A cross-Forth ferry scheme has shown great potential after more than 16,000 passengers used the service in the first week of its pilot, operator Stagecoach said.

Forward-thinking historian

27 July 2007

Nigel Tipple is using Cornwall's past to change its future.

Planning Aid North wins education support role

27 July 2007

Planning Aid North (PAN) is delighted that its work supporting young people in the community has once again been recognised.

Study chides construction

27 July 2007

The construction industry is failing to manage or recycle waste from regeneration projects because it falsely believes the cost is too high, according to latest research.

URBED set to probe health of boroughs

27 July 2007

URBED has been appointed by the North London Strategic Alliance (NLSA) and the West London Alliance to explore the economic health of boroughs' town centres.

Club wins approval for Falmer stadium

27 July 2007

Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club was finally given approval for its 22,500-seat stadium at Falmer this week by communities secretary Hazel Blears.

Zero carbon town

27 July 2007

Taunton wants to seize the potential of a swathe of riverside land ripe for regeneration.

How we did it ...

27 July 2007

Enhancing the setting of Wells Cathedral in Somerset.

Plymouth prepares for major extension

27 July 2007

A major urban extension of Plymouth featuring up to 5,500 homes is moving forward after a planning inspector approved an area action plan (AAP) for the scheme.