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SCOTTISH NEWS: Edinburgh strives to boost recycling

5 March 2004

All housing developments in Edinburgh must include recycling facilities under a city council initiative, it emerged last week.

SCOTTISH NEWS: Bill paves way for rail link to airport

5 March 2004

A private bill paving the way for a direct rail link connecting Edinburgh Airport to main line services will be submitted to the Scottish parliament next year.

BUSINESS BRIEF: PMP appointed to carry out feasibility study

5 March 2004

PMP has been appointed to carry out a feasibility study into rebuilding Herne Bay Pier by Canterbury City Council. The study will examine opportunities for commercial uses on the pier including a casino, a hotel, bars and restaurants. It will also study the possibility of a high-speed boat service to London as well as other development opportunities in the area. The last pier on the site collapsed in 1987. PMP's team includes property consultancy Donaldsons, Marks Barfield Architects and structural engineer Yolles.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Aberdeen unveils pedestrian proposal

5 March 2004

Proposals to pedestrianise part of Aberdeen city centre have been set out in a £21 million scheme for transport improvements earmarked for the city.

MOVES: Appointment at Terence O'Rourke

5 March 2004

Darren Shorter has been appointed as an associate director in urban design by Terence O'Rourke. He joins from Southampton City Council, where he held the post of principal urban designer in the development team. Shorter has also worked at Latham Architects and Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council.

MOVES: Appointment at Homes for Scotland

5 March 2004

Fraser Bisset has joined Homes for Scotland as a planning officer. He previously worked with the policy and research team at Edinburgh City Council and Scottish Enterprise Grampian.

DIARY: Tight contest in South East quiz heat

5 March 2004

A tie-break was needed to resolve a tense battle for first place in last week's South East regional heat of the Planning Student Quiz, sponsored by RPS Planning, Transport and Environment.

AGENDA: DIARY TO 19 MARCH

5 March 2004

10 March: Sustainable Minerals to Build Sustainable Communities. Organiser: British Geological Survey. Venue: Loughborough. Fee: £95. Details: Linda Taylor (tel) 0115 936 3112.

MOVES: Appointment at Ecotec

5 March 2004

European research consultancy Ecotec, which is helping regional development agency Advantage West Midlands with its cluster action plan, has appointed two new board members. Clare Johnson (left), based in the Leeds office, has been promoted to director, with responsibility for developing the northern market. Pat Irving, based in the Birmingham office, will head up the employment and labour markets team.