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Eastern region URCs announced

4 March 2005

The first urban regeneration companies in the east of England region will be established in Southend and Peterborough, it emerged this week.

Network to look at city region issue

4 March 2005

A network of senior politicians and academics has been brought together to examine the potential for a restructure of local government based on city regions.

Residents oppose yard plans

4 March 2005

Narrowboat residents protested against the clearance of an Oxford boatyard last week on the eve of an appeal from house builders to develop the site.

Lunts joins up as authority's policy director

4 March 2005

Plans to redevelop the site of Northern Ireland's former Maze Prison, featuring a sports stadium and conflict transformation centre, were lodged last week.Former Prince's Foundation chief executive David Lunts moved to the Greater London Authority (GLA) this week, becoming the body's executive director for policy and partnerships.

Urban Splash to build development

4 March 2005

A 660-home mixed-use development on 6.9ha of canalside brownfield land near Walsall town centre will be built by developer Urban Splash, regional development agency Advantage West Midlands announced last week. Urban Splash, which has signed up architect Will Alsop to work on the Walsall Waterfront project, said it will submit an outline planning application for the site within the next 12 months.

Stability plans safeguard Bath homes

4 March 2005

Hundreds of homes are to be saved from collapsing into excavated stone quarries in Bath via an English Partnerships-funded stabilisation programme, it was announced last week.

Stoke-on-Trent project to go ahead

4 March 2005

A £16.9 million Private Finance Initiative regeneration project in Stoke-on-Trent is to go ahead after the city council signed an agreement with joint venture vehicle Regenter, it was announced this week. Regenter will build a joint service centre in central Stoke, including a primary health care centre, library, housing office, community centre, Citizens Advice Bureau and shops.

Proposals for office and mixed-use devleopment in Liverpool

4 March 2005

Proposals for an £80 million office and mixed-use development at St Paul's Square, Liverpool, are moving forward following approval of a £9 million funding package.

Appointment at Derby Cityscape

4 March 2005

Andy Spencer has joined urban regeneration company Derby Cityscape as development manager. The company was set up to spearhead the £1 billion regeneration of Derby city centre. Spencer will be responsible for implementing Derby Cityscape's masterplan, which was launched in January. He joins from regional development agency Advantage West Midlands, where he was part of the land and property team responsible for funding and delivering regeneration projects in North Staffordshire.