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PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Second opinion - Paradise Street development area, Liverpool

27 June 2003

Each week we ask a regeneration practitioner or commentator to assess a recently published masterplan. This week Roger Lomas reviews the masterplan for Paradise Street in Liverpool. Background: Architect BDP has drawn...

REGENERATION NEWS: Preston aims for specialist city quarters

27 June 2003

Proposals to create specialist city quarters in Preston are part of a masterplan for England's newest city launched by the Preston City Centre Management Company (PCCM) last week. The Preston city centre...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Bristol City Council resolved to grant planning permission ...

27 June 2003

Bristol City Council resolved to grant planning permission for the comprehensive redevelopment of the Clifton Motor Company site last week. The proposals, submitted by Linden Homes Western, are for a regional headquarters and...

ANALYSIS: Boundaries of regional rule

27 June 2003

A vote in favour of regional assemblies in northern England will mean changes to council structures, reports Rosie Niven. Next autumn, voters in the three northern regions of England will be asked...

Consortium challenges 'unclear' regional guide

27 June 2003

A consortium of developers has applied for a judicial review of regional planning guidance for the North West (RPG13). The consortium - J S Bloor, George Wimpey, Linden Homes, Morris Homes, Peel...

TRANSPORT NEWS: Airline backs extra runways in regions

27 June 2003

British Airways has pledged its support for a second runway at Birmingham Airport and more passenger terminals at Manchester Airport in a response to the government's regional air studies consultation. The airline...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: The North-West's regional development agency ...

27 June 2003

The North-West's regional development agency this week launched its strategy for tourism. The report sets out the actions needed to make the region the UK's most attractive tourism destination, include maximising the potential...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Data check - London climbs costliest city list

27 June 2003

London and New York have swapped places in the latest survey of the world's most expensive cities by Mercer Human Resources Consulting. This year London is the seventh costliest city while...

NEWS BRIEF: One of the first of nine regional venture capital funds ...

27 June 2003

One of the first of nine regional venture capital funds established last year has made 14 investments in ten companies since its launch, it emerged this week. Capital North East has invested...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: The regeneration of the Millbay area of Plymouth ...

27 June 2003

The regeneration of the Millbay area of Plymouth moved forward this week as the demolition of a 1950s block of council flats began. Plymouth City Council, the block's owner, granted the South...