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Regeneration News brief: Open day for former RAF Locking site takes place

3 September 2004

An open day on redevelopment plans for the former RAF Locking site in Weston-super-Mare took place last week. Hundreds of residents and businesses were able to air their opinions on their preferred form of development at the 81ha site. South West of England Regional Development Agency development manager Chris Foley said: "This has been a great start to encourage a mix of employment, housing and community uses on the site."

Regeneration News brief: Plans for Leeds Grand Theatre submitted to Leeds City Council

3 September 2004

Plans for a £31.5 million transformation and refurbishment of the Leeds Grand Theatre and adjoining Assembly Room have been submitted for consideration to Leeds City Council. The application seeks to make a number of alterations to the grade II* listed building, aimed at improving the theatre's auditorium by restoring its heritage and creating a comfortable, accessible environment for audiences.

Regeneration News brief: Development in St Mary's Gate given planning permission

3 September 2004

A prominent residential and office development in St Mary's Gate has been granted planning permission by Sheffield City Council. Permission was originally granted for the city centre scheme last year to provide flats in a 19-storey tower with a seven-storey office block on the corner of St Mary's Gate and Moore Street. But an amended application was submitted after reappraisal of costs by the applicants. The latest application is for 205 flats and an additional floor on the tower.

Regeneration News brief: State-of-the-art skatepark opens in central Manchester

3 September 2004

A state-of-the-art skatepark in central Manchester was opened last week. The park, on London Road beneath the Mancunian Way, includes a series of pipes and flat banks set in a replica street environment, although it is located away from residential areas. The skatepark cost £75,000 and was designed by consultancy Fearless, which drew up the proposal in consultation with skateboarders. It will be managed by Manchester City Council's leisure department.

Tory alliance sets urban repair goal

3 September 2004

An urban network aimed at reversing the neglect of suburban neighbourhoods was launched by the Conservative Party this week.

Transport News: Skills council invites board submissions

3 September 2004

GoSkills, the skills council for the passenger transport sector, is calling on relevant bodies in the sector to join its stakeholder board.

Transport News: Activists pick faults in Norwich bypass

3 September 2004

A proposed £120 million bypass north of Norwich is unlikely to provide any real long-term benefits for the region, the scheme's opponents have claimed.

Transport News: Councils urged to back port proposals

3 September 2004

Scottish authorities should do all they can to bring about proposed container port developments at Scapa Flow and Hunterston, according to latest research.

Scottish News: Capital seeks design for Old Town revamp

3 September 2004

Redevelopment plans for part of Edinburgh's Old Town, which was devastated by fire two years ago, are expected to be submitted to the city council early next year.

Business brief: Faber Maunsell to carry out project for AEA Technology

3 September 2004

Faber Maunsell has been commissioned to carry out a project for AEA Technology on behalf of the Department for Transport's transport energy best practice programme. The scheme involves researching and developing a good practice guide on the efficient and sustainable operation of regional distribution centres. It will involve research and analysis of existing levels of energy efficiency involved in operations at such centres in the UK and will include consultation with a variety of bodies in the logistics industry.