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SCOTTISH NEWS: Ravenscraig town hits legal barriers

23 January 2004

A legal challenge has been thrown down to Scottish ministers' backing for the country's largest regeneration scheme.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Edinburgh set to debate toll amendments

23 January 2004

Edinburgh councillors were set to discuss changes to the proposed congestion charge in the city as Planning went to press.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Cities protest over airport's choice of title

23 January 2004

Leicester business leaders have condemned this week's decision to rename East Midlands Airport in Leicestershire as Nottingham East Midlands Airport (NEMA).

TRANSPORT NEWS: Darling announces plan to widen rail policy input

23 January 2004

Local passenger transport executives will be given a bigger say in rail policy as part of a shake-up of the railway industry revealed by the government this week.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: A search for the North East's design champions ...

23 January 2004

A search for the North East's design champions has been launched by regional development agency One North East. It wants councils to nominate planners, urban designers, developers and councillors to become design champions to raise the importance of design in public sector schemes, improve town planning standards and promote urban and rural regeneration across the region.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: A £1.3 million scheme ...

23 January 2004

A £1.3 million scheme that offers grants to bring redundant buildings back to life in Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire has been launched by regional development agency Advantage West Midlands (AWM). Grants of up to £62,000 will be made available to convert or refurbish redundant buildings in rural priority areas. AWM rural director Mark Pearce said: "One of the major problems for rural business is a shortage of suitable premises. This scheme will be a massive boost in easing these difficulties."

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Around 700 homes will be built at Victoria Embankment ...

23 January 2004

Around 700 homes will be built at Victoria Embankment in Hunslet as part of a development just approved by Leeds City Council. The scheme, which includes the refurbishment of the six-storey Hunslet Mill, is the first part of a major regeneration of an area bordering the bank of the River Aire.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Broadway Malyan has won planning permission ...

23 January 2004

Broadway Malyan has won planning permission to create a city green at Spa Gardens in Bermondsey from the London Borough of Southwark. The green will act as a park and city square with play areas for children, sports facilities and a community building.

REGENERATION NEWS IN BRIEF: Hull Citybuild has received ...

23 January 2004

Hull Citybuild has received the go-ahead to progress a series of city centre regeneration projects from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The urban regeneration company will bid for around £7 million of ERDF money to help deliver an "integrated development plan" that aims to create 1,700 jobs in the cultural industries, tourism and commercial services.