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Transformation of Telford housing estate

21 January 2005

The first step in transforming a housing estate in Telford, Shropshire, is on track after funding for a community centre was approved by regional development agency Advantage West Midlands last week. The £4.4 million project is the centrepiece of a £60 million revamp of the Woodside estate. It will replace an outdated community centre with training and education facilities, community space, a creche, cafe, chemist and NHS dental surgery.

Plans to be demolished Westgate House

21 January 2005

Plans to demolish Westgate House, voted one of the UK's ugliest buildings, were submitted to Newcastle City Council last week. Westgate Road Newcastle Ltd proposes to replace the derelict 1960s office block in Grainger Town with 94 flats, shops and leisure space. Regional director Neil Adamson said that the £15 million scheme would create something more harmonious. The council is due to consider the plans in April.

Newport revamp begins with dock

21 January 2005

The first phase of Newport's £500 million regeneration programme is on track after work to transform its historic Old Town Dock began last week.

Clyde renewal forges ahead at Pacific Quay

21 January 2005

A £150 million plan to develop the next phase of Glasgow's Pacific Quay was unveiled last week as part of ongoing renewal along the River Clyde.

New Publications

21 January 2005

- The Functional Bodies' Quarterly Budget & Performance Monitoring Report. Published by the London Assembly. Available at www.london.gov.uk/assembly/budgmtgs - National Evaluation of Community Support Officers - Interim Report. Published...

Plans for Newcastle facelift

21 January 2005

One of the UK's most loathed buildings is likely to be razed after a planning application for a replacement for the site was submitted to Newcastle City Council.

Government hails airliner's jobs boost

21 January 2005

Airbus's giant A380 airliner was unveiled this week, with the government lauding the boost that the aircraft has provided for British manufacturing.

ODPM pressed to fix funding fiasco

21 January 2005

The government must be clearer about how much funding it will contribute towards infrastructure for developments, according to a report published this week.

Derby's vision and goals set in masterplan

21 January 2005

A vision that aspires to unlock the economic potential of Derby and create a more inclusive city centre has been unveiled.

Bristol City Council adopts tall building policy

21 January 2005

A tall building policy was set to be adopted by Bristol City Council as Planning went to press this week. The supplementary planning document has been compiled in response to the growth of the city's regeneration programme. Consultation on the draft document (Planning, 4 June 2004, p4) revealed support for tall buildings in the city, as long as they are well designed, sustainable, distinctive and located to fit into the urban landscape. The guidance will set criteria by which future proposals should be assessed.