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Prize shortlist reflects sustainable aim

3 June 2005

Sustainability has become a growing priority among schemes competing for this year's Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) awards.

Survey uncovers nimby tendency in South East

3 June 2005

More than half of South East residents accept that more housing is needed to tackle the region's affordability crisis, according to latest research.

Plans for a 42-storey mixed-use tower in Brighton refused

3 June 2005

Plans for a 42-storey mixed-use tower in Brighton have been refused by the city council. Brighton and Hove's planning sub-committee turned down Beetham Organization's proposal for a 6.5ha site next to the station last week. Although the development would have provided around 170 homes and a public square, the planning officer's report said that the site had not been identified in policy as suitable for a tall building.

Advice for councils on Gypsy and traveller accommodation ...

3 June 2005

Advice for councils on Gypsy and traveller accommodation and the planning system has been prepared by the Gypsy and Traveller Law Reform Coalition. The campaign body's paper outlines how councils can be effective in consulting travellers and gives a list of local and regional contacts. It can be viewed via www.PlanningResource.co.uk.

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands ...

3 June 2005

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands is to provide Eccleshall Biomass Ltd with £935,000 towards building the bio-energy plant at the Raleigh Hall Industrial Estate in Eccleshall. The 2MW generator, run on miscanthus or elephant grass, is expected to provide enough electricity for around 2,000 homes.

Responsibility for preparing the capital's housing strategy ...

3 June 2005

Responsibility for preparing the capital's housing strategy will transfer to the Greater London Authority, the government confirmed last week. The joint Treasury and ODPM move follows consultation on merging regional housing and planning boards to encourage areas to take a strategic view of housing demand and to advise the government on investment. London mayor Ken Livingston said that the move will improve co-ordination between planning, transport and economic development.

South-East needs extra £8bn for infrastructure

3 June 2005

An extra £8 billion will need to be found by the Government by 2021 to fund the infrastructure needed to support the proposed growth in the South-East, an influential report will find next week.

Northern Way cash plan revealed

3 June 2005

A leaked draft of the Government's flagship Northern Way economic development programme reveals millions will be spent on railways linking major ports and airports to centres of population.

A demolished school in Salford, dubbed the UK's "worst wasted space"

3 June 2005

A demolished school in Salford, dubbed the UK's "worst wasted space", is central to a £500 million regeneration plan. Ascension Road forms part of a ten-year plan for 3,500 homes and improved transport and community facilities. The Lower Broughton Partnership, which includes Salford City Council and Countryside Properties, will submit an application shortly. The site gained its title after a nationwide search organised by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment.