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New community proposed for the Moray Firth

6 January 2006

Outline plans have been lodged for a community of nearly 2,000 homes at a brownfield site on the shores of the Moray Firth.

Many city-regions or just the Big Smoke?

6 January 2006

The North needs city-regions to keep up with London, say Alan Harding, Simon Marvin and Brian Robson.

City regions must unite true partners

6 January 2006

If Mori asked high street shoppers what they thought about city regions, they'd most likely get little response. Yet suddenly, think-tanks and other bodies seem to be talking about nothing else.

New Publications

6 January 2006

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What will be the key regeneration issues in 2006? Jamie Carpenter, Joey Gardiner and Ben Walker highlight three areas in which crucial change lies head and reveal the timetable for important upcoming events month by month

Fyson on ... threats posed to crucial policy on house building

6 January 2006

As the prime minister's star wanes, so that of his deputy is likely to dim as well.

Birmingham City Council to assess two proposals

6 January 2006

Birmingham City Council is to assess two proposals for the UK's only super casino to be based in the city, ahead of the unveiling of official selection criteria later this month. The local authority says that it would welcome a regional casino and the associated regeneration benefits it would bring. It will review bids by the National Exhibition Centre and Birmingham City Football Club before they are refined in light of the assessment criteria. The government's Casino Advisory Panel is expected to publish the list of criteria at the end of the month.

Community forum to tour English regions

6 January 2006

The umbrella body for the voluntary and community sector is launching a tour of the nine English regions this month.

Second Opinion - Nottingham City Centre Masterplan

6 January 2006

Francis Glare, a director of consultancy BDP, reviews a ten-year plan for Nottingham City Centre

Latest phase of the regeneration of Sheffield city centre

6 January 2006

The latest phase of the regeneration of Sheffield city centre is moving forward after plans for a multi-storey car park, office block and casino were approved. The St Paul's Place scheme is the commercial element of the £130 million Heart of the City development that also includes the Winter Garden, Peace Gardens and Millennium Galleries. It will create a 520-space car park, 18,580m2 of office space, bars, restaurants and shops. The scheme is backed by developer CTP St James with construction work due to begin in the spring.