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Expert advocates shopping streets

28 March 2003

Shopping centre developments should be abandoned in favour of shopping streets, according to a former chairman of the Urban Design Group (UDG). Leading urban designer Roger Evans told a meeting of the...

MOVES: Retirement at Wakefield City Council

28 March 2003

Don Rankin has retired as director of development and regeneration at Wakefield City Council and set up his own consultancy. He joined the council as chief regeneration officer in 1995, moving from...

City flight helps to boost countryside jobs, claims report

28 March 2003

The flight of city dwellers to the countryside is helping boost job creation in rural areas. A report released this week by government adviser the Countryside Agency reveals that during the 1990s...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS BRIEF: Liverpool City Council gives the go-ahead

28 March 2003

Liverpool City Council has given the go-ahead for a compulsory purchase order for the £750 million Paradise Street mixed-use development. The area's 200 property owners now have until 9 May to submit objections...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS BRIEF: Birmingham City Council receives proposals

28 March 2003

Birmingham City Council has received proposals for the regeneration of the Irish Quarter in Digbeth. A series of mixed-use schemes incorporating leisure, residential and commercial facilities is planned. The council has also approved...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Manchester City Football Club ground to be demolished

28 March 2003

Manchester City Football Club's Maine Road ground will be demolished at the end of the season after a proposed deal for Sale Sharks rugby union club to take it over fell through....

NEWS IN BRIEF: A strategy for the future growth of York has suggested that the city ...

28 March 2003

A strategy for the future growth of York has suggested that the city should create a visitor attraction and bid for world heritage status for its historic walls. The document, commissioned by...

SCOTTISH NEWS: 'Cock-up' prompts staff boost for city

28 March 2003

Two extra planning officers are to be appointed by Edinburgh City Council to ease the workload of staff responsible for what was described last week as "a travesty of errors". The authority...

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: A source of opportunity

28 March 2003

A community centre providing learning and training opportunities for disadvantaged people in Sheffield opened next to the city's Meadowhall shopping centre last week. The Source, a £5.5 million development, is being funded by...

Government under fire over north-south divide

28 March 2003

The Government was last week accused of lacking a regional policy by leading academics and politicians of both major parties. John Tomaney, professor of urban and regional development studies at Newcastle University;...