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Water pressure threatens communities plan

2 September 2005

Pressure on water supplies should convince the government to rethink its South East housing expansion, according to a new report.

Evacuees camp to get revamp

2 September 2005

A camp set up for Liverpool children evacuated from their homes in World War II is set to be given permission for a £10 million redevelopment.

House prices double in pathfinders

2 September 2005

House prices in the areas benefiting from the £1.3 billion government scheme to tackle low demand have typically doubled over the past three years.

Appointment at Adams Hendry Consulting

2 September 2005

Stephanie Dawson has been appointed senior planner at Adams Hendry Consulting. She recently moved from New Zealand, where she worked for local planning authorities in Auckland and Wellington. Joanne Golding also joins Adams Hendry on her year-out placement from Cardiff University, where she is studying city and regional planning.

Regional advice guide aims to keep it real

2 September 2005

A guide containing advice from more than 100 regeneration practitioners has been produced by RegenWM, the regional centre of excellence for the West Midlands.

Moneywise - European Regional Development Fund

2 September 2005

Source of funding: The European Union (EU), through the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM).

Regional hopes in sale of Kent airport

2 September 2005

An east Kent airport is to continue operating freight and passenger services after it was taken over last week.

Plans for Leeds city centre given go-ahead

2 September 2005

A £100 million development in the eastern sector of Leeds city centre has been given the go-ahead by the city council. The Caddick Developments scheme seeks to convert the Quarry Hill area, once the site of Europe's biggest social housing scheme, into a prestigious cultural destination and a prominent business and residential district. Plans include six multi-storey buildings with offices, leisure facilities, housing and a 500-space car park. Quarry Hill is home to Leeds College of Music, the West Yorkshire Playhouse, BBC North and the Northern Ballet Company. Knight Frank acted as planning consultant.

Salter on: Creating credible visions for our towns and cities

2 September 2005

Superhuman is so yesterday. Or so it would seem from the latest Nike advertising campaign, which sees the pert butts and bulging pecs of sports personalities replaced by everyday bottoms and scabby knees.

Mixed results for Liverpool towers

2 September 2005

Liverpool City Council has given the go-ahead for a 28-storey building in the city centre in the same week that it rejected plans to build what would have been the tallest tower in the North of England.