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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Core cities push for more control

6 June 2003

England's largest provincial centres will push for more control over their destinies at this week's Core Cities summit. Decentralisation of power to the city-regions of Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham...

COMMUNITY RENEWAL BRIEF: Council leaders approve funding

6 June 2003

Council leaders from Glasgow and its neighbouring authorities have approved £71 million for a range of projects aimed at bringing social and economic benefits across the West of Scotland. The decisions were taken...

REGENERATION BRIEF: Lincoln project launched

6 June 2003

A six-month project to develop the economy of Lincoln and drive the regeneration of its derelict sites was launched this week. The initiative, funded by Lincoln City Council, aims to raise the...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Gloucester masterplan 'here to stay', says RDA

6 June 2003

A new heritage masterplan for the centre of Gloucester will survive, even if the city gets an Urban Regeneration Company (URC), according to the South West Regional Development Agency (SWRDA). The SWRDA...

Gloucester to seek boost for regeneration

6 June 2003

Regeneration chiefs in Gloucester submitted a formal bid to the ODPM this week to set up an urban regeneration company (URC) for the city. The bid is backed by the South West...

Liverpool to be capital of culture

6 June 2003

Liverpool has beaten favourite Newcastle-Gateshead to the European Capital of Culture title amid fury from Tyneside MPs. The home of the Beatles and the Three Graces, which was second favourite with bookmaker...

INTERVIEW: Serious hopes of power to devolve

6 June 2003

Edward Davey MP, the Liberal Democrat front bencher who shadows John Prescott's department, is a national politician with a regional agenda. If his party wins power, he tells Matt Ross, they'll give...

Agency calls for boards to prioritise rural issues

6 June 2003

Rural issues must be at the top of the agenda for the fledgling regional housing boards, Countryside Agency chairman Sir Ewen Cameron warned this week. Speaking at the launch of the agency's...

RTPI NEWS: Jim Amos - outstanding service to planning and to the institute

6 June 2003

He was a man of deep convictions and upheld the highest standards in all that he did Francis John Clarke Amos, Jim as we knew him, was born in London in...

COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Graffiti gallery

6 June 2003

A Southampton subway's transformation into an underground art gallery was unveiled last week. Funded by £10,000 from the city's Single Regeneration Budget round two programme, Beyond Graffiti employed the services of young artists...