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East planners reject extra housing

15 October 2004

East of England planners have set the region on collision course with central government by rejecting the latter’s housing projections for the M11 growth corridor.

£80m housing bid for centre of Sunderland

15 October 2004

Sunderland's urban regeneration company (URC) has unveiled an £80 million plan for the first phase of a residential community on the edge of the city's centre.

Universities to study spatial ways forward

15 October 2004

Different approaches to spatial planning in the UK are to be researched by the Universities of Reading, Hull and Newcastle.

Better social mobility to be Labour priority

15 October 2004

Increasing social mobility would be one of the third term priorities for a Labour government, Prime Minister Tony Blair said this week.

Spire secures planning permission

15 October 2004

A 12m-high spire to sit above the £275 million Chapelfield shopping centre being developed by Land Lease has secured planning permission from Norwich City Council. The Spire has been designed by artist and sculptor Rob Olins.

Official will be quizzed over NDC's legal outlays

15 October 2004

Birmingham City Council's cabinet member for regeneration is to question an official linked to allegations that a new deal for communities (NDC) project made unauthorised payments to a legal firm.

Rotunda tower plans approved

15 October 2004

Plans to convert Birmingham's iconic 1960s Rotunda office tower into flats have been approved by the city council. Developer Urban Splash is proposing to turn the 22-storey grade II listed building, which overlooks the recently completed Bullring development, into 234 apartments. Birmingham-based practice Glenn Howells Architects designed the scheme, which features full-height glass cladding.

Bristol reshuffles planning division

15 October 2004

Bristol City Council's planning division will be streamlined in a shake-up of the environment, transport and leisure department, it emerged this week.

A consortium of eight housing associations will receive a grant

15 October 2004

A consortium of eight housing associations in the South-East will receive a £67 million grant from government regulatory body the Housing Corporation to provide 1,800 homes in 2004-2006. Members recently signed a formal partnership agreement confirming their commitment to champion best practice in design and procurement and to maintain the supply of affordable and keyworker homes in the region.