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Expansion of Manchester's URC is approved

1 October 2004

The area overseen by the New East Manchester urban regeneration company (URC) is to expand as part of a council strategy to streamline regeneration efforts.

Casino plans could hit leisure facilities

1 October 2004

Government plans to support the development of regional casinos in town centres will damage other leisure facilities, according to an expert on gambling.

A scheme to regenerate Anfield and Brockfield in Liverpool moved a step closer this week when the ODPM confirmed that plans would not be called in for review. Liverpool City Council said that a new 60,000-seat stadium for Liverpool FC will form the heart of the area's regeneration strategy, and will accommodate a community resource centre in one of its stands, providing local recreation and education facilities. The existing Anfield football stadium will be redeveloped and renamed Anfield Plaza, the council announced. It said that the plaza development will offer retail, office, residential, community and hotel uses, along with new public space.

Successful market towns 'need to use local talent'

1 October 2004

Working closely with experts and engaging the local community are key to the success of the Government's market towns initiative, according to a report by the Government's rural watchdog.

Mayor plans cultural Olympic appetiser

1 October 2004

A four-year programme of cultural events and activities will build up to the 2012 Olympic Games if London wins its bid to host the event, mayor Ken Livingstone announced this week.

News brief: One of Sheffield's biggest eyesores ...

1 October 2004

One of Sheffield's biggest eyesores will be razed, following a decision by its regional development agency. Yorkshire Forward said the demolition of Sheaf House will pave the way for a major public square, enhancing the station gateway. Its removal will help to improve access to the railway station and the area around it, said Yorkshire Forward.

News brief: Proposals for a 24-storey residential tower and student blocks ...

1 October 2004

Proposals for a 24-storey residential tower and student blocks in Leicester should be refused planning permission, according to the Government's architectural adviser. The Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment is concerned that the Granby Halls scheme contains too much accommodation for the site. It also raised concerns about proposals for Leicester Tigers' mixed-use stadium proposals in the city.

Moves: Appointment at Lovell

1 October 2004

Affordable Housing provider Lovell has appointed Rob Moore as business development manager for the company's Midlands region. Moore, who will be based at the regional head office in Halesowen, Birmingham, joins from Whitefriars Housing Group where he was senior surveyor.

Mersey investment interest on the rise

1 October 2004

Investment enquiries in the Merseyside region have risen sharply since Liverpool was named European Capital of Culture for 2008, according to an alliance representing 400 businesses in the region.

Community renewal news brief: An initiative to transform a deprived inner-city neighbourhood

1 October 2004

An initiative to transform a deprived inner-city neighbourhood by planting hanging baskets and plants around and between the terraced houses has scooped two awards at Britain in Bloom's annual competition. The In Bloom project in Seedley and Langworthy, in Greater Manchester, won the community award and came second in the urban regeneration category.