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Super-city plans revealed for the south coast

11 March 2005

A one-million strong super-city bringing together arch rivals Southampton and Portsmouth could be created under plans being developed by regional development agency the South East England Development Agency.

Major regeneration scheme at Wednesbury

11 March 2005

A major regeneration scheme at Wednesbury, a key gateway into the Black Country, has been announced by regional development agency Advantage West Midlands. The deal, expected to create 750 jobs, was enabled with £5 million of public sector funding.

A research centre to be launched

11 March 2005

A research centre to be launched later this month by think-tank the Institute for Public Policy Research will examine the dynamics of growth and change in the UK's urban areas. IPPR's Centre for Cities will aim to show that stronger city leadership is key to stronger city growth.

Quango and RDA team up to launch property fund

11 March 2005

Regeneration agency English Partnerships has formed a unique partnership with the East Midlands Development Agency to establish a property investment fund for the region, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.

In at the deep end Gateway scheme includes world-class aquarium

11 March 2005

A large-scale aquarium is to be built in the Thames Gateway as part of a major residential, employment and leisure development unveiled this week.

Island Wharf plans submitted

11 March 2005

Plans for a five-storey office block at Island Wharf in Hull's Humber Quays are set to be submitted to the city council. The £5.5 million scheme by Priority Sites, a joint venture between the Royal Bank of Scotland and English Partnerships, was announced at property show MIPIM this week. The proposal is a key part of a scheme by urban regeneration firm Citybuild.

Appointment at Lovell

11 March 2005

Affordable housing provider Lovell has appointed Debby Tomlinson as training coordinator for the company's London region. She joins from the London Borough of Brent, where she was a recruitment coordinator. In her new role, Tomlinson is responsible for coordinating and monitoring the training of Lovell apprentices and management trainees across London and the Home Counties.

Appointment at Walsall Regeneration Company

11 March 2005

Will Evans has been appointed as development director of Walsall Regeneration Company. He joins from the Cassidy Group, where he was development manager, following five years as investment and development manager for British Waterways in its Midlands region.

Deal to expand community engagement in Liverpool

11 March 2005

A deal worth up to £2 million to expand community engagement in the run up to Liverpool being European Capital of Culture 2008 was signed last week. Liverpool Culture Company announced that utility company United Utilities will be its official community partner for Liverpool 2008. Under the agreement the company will invest in the city's Creative Communities Programme.

Milton Keynes strategy to be drawn up

11 March 2005

A strategy to shape growth in Milton Keynes up to 2031 is to be drawn up by a team of consultants led by GVA Grimley. The framework will identify where housing, employment, community facilities and transport will be located after the local plan ends in 2011. The commission for the Milton Keynes Partnership is due to be completed by summer 2006. A steering group including regional assemblies, Milton Keynes Council and nearby local authorities is overseeing the project.