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DCLG moots change to regional spatial strategies on flood risk

26 October 2007

Flood risk assessments in regional spatial strategies (RSS) may have to be revised in future to take into account the threat of climate change, it emerged this week.

Milton Keynes deal seals city's growth

26 October 2007

Infrastructure funding worth £125 million has been guaranteed for the growth of Milton Keynes, with the signing of a planning agreement giving the go-ahead to the development of 6,800 homes.

Nottingham sees attractiveness rise

26 October 2007

The Nottingham-Derby conurbation saw its attractiveness to investors and developers rise by more than any UK city over the past year, according to a pan-European survey.

Leeds unveils future development ideas

26 October 2007

Four scenarios for future development in Leeds have been proposed in the city council's core strategy, which was put out for public consultation this week.

North East tourism drive launched

26 October 2007

Regional development agency One NorthEast, in partnership with Durham Tees Valley Airport, has launched an initiative to promote the region to tourists and investors.

Bradford 'best for green impact'

26 October 2007

Bradford is the city in the UK that has the least negative impact on the environment, says a report.

Edinburgh tram line plans spark protest by retailers

26 October 2007

Edinburgh City Council's transport company, Transport Initiatives Edinburgh, has announced controversial changes to the city's road network to accommodate a proposed £498 million tram line.

East Midlands housing strategy

26 October 2007

A review of the East Midlands regional housing strategy is being carried out in response to rising house prices and the need for regeneration across the region, alongside climate change impacts.