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Government is urged to move to the regions

5 September 2003

Whole government departments should be moved out of London to boost the regeneration of regions struggling to catch up with the capital, a report claims. A study published this week by think-tank...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Second opinion - Belfast city centre

5 September 2003

Each week we ask a regeneration practitioner or commentator to assess a recently published masterplan. This week Clive Dutton reviews the Belfast City Centre Regeneration Policy Framework. BACKGROUND: Last month, the Northern Ireland...

Funding 'fails to halt city exodus'

5 September 2003

Two decades of regeneration initiatives worth billions of pounds have failed to stop people abandoning the country's provincial cities, according to new analysis of the 2001 Census. Two studies by Newcastle University...

OPINION: Looking for leaders in our cities

5 September 2003

Few cities have a free market in leadership. In most cases, prevailing power structures are well established, jealously controlled and leave little scope for mavericks or newcomers. While this might yield few short-term...

MOVES: Appointment at Regional Tourism Forum (iRTF)

5 September 2003

British Airways UK manager Ian Reid has joined the interim Regional Tourism Forum (iRTF), the group formed to advise on tourism in the North-East, as a special adviser. Reid, whose new role...

STOP PRESS: London-style travelcards and regional passenger transport boards ...

5 September 2003

London-style travelcards and regional passenger transport boards are the key to transforming the UK's rural transport network, according a report out this week by lobby group Transport 2000, Citizens Advice and the Countryside...

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Newcastle City Council has launched a competition ...

5 September 2003

Newcastle City Council has launched a competition designed to encourage and promote the best examples of architectural and environmental design in the city. The fifth biannual lord mayor's design awards recognise excellence in...

Inspector tells council to drop green belt sites

5 September 2003

Birmingham City Council has been told to drop two key development sites from its ten-year planning blueprint on the grounds that they have failed to put up a sufficiently convincing argument for...

ANALYSIS: The danger of deterring car users

5 September 2003

New statistical evidence suggests that smaller towns that try to discourage car use will damage their status as shopping centres, argues John Lockwood. As the UK population becomes increasingly affluent and levels...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: £15m pledged for Bristol's cultural quarter

5 September 2003

The ongoing development of Bristol harbour as a cultural destination has been bolstered with funding for the expansion of two of its central arts venues. Almost £15 million has been made available...