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Study on cross-border Irish planning under way

5 August 2005

Research exploring the possibility of cross-border spatial planning in Ireland is being carried out.

Developer vows to shun public sites

5 August 2005

Regeneration expert Urban Catalyst is to pull out of developing sites formerly owned by the public sector.

Cities for economic studies announced

5 August 2005

The eight cities and towns that are to take part in research projects looking at growth and change in urban areas across the UK have been announced by a policy research unit.

RTPI Bulletin Board

5 August 2005

WHOSE CITY IS IT? WHOSE ENVIRONMENT IS IT?

Appointment at Wakefield City Council

5 August 2005

Pauline Foster has joined Wakefield City Council as city and town centres manager. She has been Leeds city centre manager for the past six years. Foster previously worked for Wakefield in the 1990s as principal economic research officer and acting strategy and research officer.

South-West Regional Development allocates

5 August 2005

The South-West Regional Development Agency has allocated £600,000 to support a range of projects aimed at stimulating economic activity in and around the region's national parks. They include a project to boost wood production on Exmoor, a study into raising more income from Dartmoor's hay meadows, and a scheme to build low-level wind turbines and a water power generator.

Moneywise - Welsh regional selective assistance

5 August 2005

Source of funding: The Welsh Assembly Government (WAG)

Sheffield accepts Rotherham scheme

5 August 2005

Sheffield City Council has dropped its objections to a major development in nearby Rotherham after reductions were made to the scheme's size.

Second Opinion - Waterfront Edinburgh

5 August 2005

John Thompson & Partners regional director Alan Stewart evaluates plans for Edinburgh's Granton area

Sunderland City Council and Akeler close to finalising a deal

5 August 2005

Sunderland City Council and business park developer Akeler are close to finalising a deal to build a £60 million office complex for financial company Northern Rock. The 37,160m2 complex will be situated at Rainton Bridge, one of Sunderland's largest business park developments. It will provide 3,500 jobs. The premises will be built in two phases, with construction work on the first scheduled to begin early next year.