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Planning service Improvements cites as crucial to better performance

1 July 2005

Planning service Improvements were cited as crucial to better performance for a handful of local authorities this week.

Natural England to be based in Sheffield

1 July 2005

Natural England will be based in Sheffield, it was announced last week.

Coalition seeks affordable home boost

1 July 2005

Affordable house building in the South West must be doubled to help tackle homelessness and affordability issues, a coalition of housing groups demanded last week.

Investors apply to build landmark capital tower

1 July 2005

Plans for one of the capital's tallest skyscrapers were submitted to the Corporation of London last week.

Report calls for review in growth areas

1 July 2005

The government should assess infrastructure needs in the growth areas, according to regeneration experts.

Plans to regenerate former flax mill unveiled

1 July 2005

Plans to regenerate a former flax mill in Leeds city centre were unveiled last week. The £180 million Temple Works scheme by SJS Property Management aims to build on the Holbeck urban village concept developed by Leeds City Council and regional development agency Yorkshire Forward. The development will provide 18,580m2 of commercial and 3,716m2 of shop space as well as to 1,009 homes. Plans also include a community centre, doctor's surgery and nursery.