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Great Yarmouth harbour plans boosted

1 April 2005

Plans to regenerate Great Yarmouth's outer harbour were boosted by the approval of £8.75 million of funding last week. The DTI gave the go-ahead for the East of England Development Agency to invest in the scheme to re-equip the harbour. The Eastport project aims to create 1,000 jobs and attract 120,000 extra visitors to the region.

Landfill applications will be approved

1 April 2005

Planning applications for three regional landfills will be approved to meet the "urgent need" for waste disposal facilities in the Belfast area and the eastern part of Northern Ireland, environment minister Angela Smith declared last week. The sites are at Cottonmount in Newtownabbey and quarries at Mullaghglass in the Belfast Hills and Aughrim near Lisburn.

Bristol Waterside Arena selected

1 April 2005

Bristol Waterside Arena Ltd has been selected by the South West of England Regional Development Agency as its preferred partner to build and run the Bristol Arena venue. The firm is a consortium of four companies including Orion Land and Leisure Ltd, SMG (Europe) Ltd, Bellway PLC and Sir Robert McAlpine. The consortium will work with the agency and Bristol City Council to develop the 10,000-seat indoor arena next to Temple Meads station for concerts, sports, conferences and events.

ODPM extends funds to beat housing crisis

1 April 2005

A funding package for areas outside the nine pathfinders suffering from housing abandonment and low demand was unveiled by the government last week.

Gleeds to advise

1 April 2005

Cost and feasibility advice for redeveloping Nottingham railway station is to be carried out by Gleeds for Nottingham City Council. The project aims to create a transport hub to link up with the city's tram system and includes platform and station refurbishments with building costs of £20 million. A further £70 million of work will take place on other areas including car parks, office space and residential areas. The project is expected to be completed in 2010.

Land outlined for travellers' site in capital

1 April 2005

Scotland's first official short-stay site for travellers is set to be established on industrial land on the outskirts of Edinburgh.

Bell on... how green space can boost quality of urban lifestyle

1 April 2005

To Truro, for a meeting of the Town and Country Planning Association's (TCPA) commission for England's future. Some commissions never venture outside the M25 but the TCPA practices what it preaches, going out to listen to people on their home ground. Later on, a visit to the biomes at Eden - a project that captures the imagination, attracts nearly 1.5 million visitors a year, contributes handsomely to the Cornish economy and employs hundreds of people. This is lottery money well spent. Contrast it with Doncaster's soon-to-close Earth Centre, where fun takes second place to a worthy message.