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£192m boost for housing renewal

2 April 2004

The Government this week denied that a £500 million programme to regenerate low-demand housing markets has run out of cash.

Moves: Appointment at South West Regional Assembly

2 April 2004

Stuart Todd has been appointed principal adviser to the South West Regional Assembly. He will be responsible for policy development across a range of regional issues affecting the South-West. Todd was previously senior planning officer at Horsham District Council, where he contributed to work on housing, leisure and open space.

Moves: Appointment at Sheffield First

2 April 2004

Local strategic partnership Sheffield First has appointed board member Fergus Beesley to represent the organisation at a regional level. He will join the board of sub-regional strategic body the South Yorkshire Partnership, which brings together Yorkshire's LSPs and other regeneration agencies. Beesely is also director of environmental regeneration organisation Groundwork Sheffield.

Moves: Appointment at RegenCo

2 April 2004

Chris White has been appointed operations director at RegenCo, Sandwell's urban regeneration company. White was heavily involved in setting up another of the country's URCs in Leicester, where he was development director. Also joining RegenCo is Eileen Molloy, who has been appointed development director. Molloy joins from regional development agency Yorkshire Forward, where she was head of property development.

Visions of 2024 aim to encourage debate about housing policy

2 April 2004

An urban nightmare with high inner-city crime and exorbitant congestion charges is one of the possible futures predicted in a report published this week.

More City Growth areas selected

2 April 2004

Ten more urban areas in England are to adopt a model of private-sector-led regeneration pioneered by US economic development guru Michael Porter, it emerged this week.

Stop Press: A statistical review seen as key ...

2 April 2004

A statistical review seen as key to giving a clearer picture of the economic health of the regions was completed this week. Conducted by economist Chris Allsopp, the review was commissioned by the Government to determine the statistics needed to promote regional growth and reduce the regional economic inequality. It has 60 recommendations to improve the supply of data used to form economic policy. Review of Statistics for Economic Policymaking is available from www.hm-treasury.gov.uk.

Regeneration contest for the East Midlands

2 April 2004

The centre of excellence set up to promote regeneration skills in the East Midlands has announced plans for its inaugural best practice awards.

Call for the relocation of Nottingham's stadiums

2 April 2004

A man credited with a key role in Nottingham's urban revival this week made a controversial call for its two football clubs to move to a new stadium to allow development of the city's riverside district.