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Moves: Appointment at South West of England Regional Development Agency
23 July 2004
Stephen Peacock has been appointed director of enterprise and innovation by the South West of England Regional Development Agency. He moves from Hutchison 3G UK, where he was business development director. Peacock previously worked for BP overseas. He takes over from Caroline Bull, who has moved on to take the post of chief executive at Oxford City Council.
Diary: Floating homes touted to solve crisis
23 July 2004
Central location, riverside views, low energy consumption, modern and light. Sounds like the perfect London residence.
RTPI Bulletin Board: RTPI President Visits Fife
23 July 2004
Mike Hayes visited Fife as part of his east of Scotland tour (Planning, 9 July, p24). The president, with Scottish Executive committee convenor Alice McGlone and senior vice-convenor Bill Lindsay, visited the Rosyth Europarc as well as the Babcock site to review developments and the results of partnership working between private and public sector agencies.
RTPI NEWS - Sustainable places and ten useful tips on how not to design them
23 July 2004
Creating enduring places is a challenge for those charged with delivering successful communities, reports Kevin Murray.
Casebook: Appeal Cases - Housing: New Build. Shropshire building fails design comparison
23 July 2004
An enforcement notice directed against a single-storey brick building in Shropshire has been upheld after an inspector concluded that its design differed significantly from a stable block and coach house that had been approved on the same land.
Casebook: Appeal Cases - Housing: New Build. Apartments approved on windfall site
23 July 2004
A proposal for 12 apartments on a brownfield windfall site in Greater Manchester has been granted permission, with an inspector ruling that regional planning guidance did not seek to place a restriction on the development of such sites.
Review seeks better future for rail users
23 July 2004
Will the revised structure of the rail industry deliver the promised improvements? Catherine Early investigates.
Interview: Strategy interpreter
23 July 2004
England's urban renewal agency is in good heart for its task in driving forward the government's sustainable communities plan, Margaret Ford tells Huw Morris.
Halman on ... Luddite attitudes holding back the electronic age
23 July 2004
I went to a demonstration of the Planning Portal the other day.
Cash allocation fails to dispel growth concern
23 July 2004
Critics have queried the efficacy of the fund for growth area infrastructure, says Nancy Wainscoat.
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