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Rhyl tops Welsh deprivation index

18 July 2008

Holiday resort Rhyl is home to three of Wales' five most deprived neighbourhoods, figures out this week show.

Legacy tops games work

18 July 2008

For every £1 spent on the 2012 Olympic Games 75p will go towards the regeneration of east London, the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has claimed.

Taunton plan wins backing

18 July 2008

Taunton's town centre area action plan has become the first development plan document in Somerset to obtain government approval.

Blackpool urged to widen tourist base

18 July 2008

Blackpool needs to appeal to a wider range of tourists, according to a government report into the regeneration of the resort.

Reducing the risk

18 July 2008

Detailed analysis of England's finest heritage assets and the threats they face aims to galvanise the nation into action to secure the best of the past for the future, reports Huw Morris.

Mayor takes approval role

18 July 2008

The London Assembly has welcomed the move by mayor Boris Johnson to take planning decisions rather than delegating powers.

First Multi-Area Agreements signed

14 July 2008

Seven groups of councils and local partners have signed the first set of Multi-Area Agreements (MAAs) today.

RTPI Conference: call to build rural economies

11 July 2008

Planners should help build countryside economies by trying to emulate Barcelona, the chief executive of the Commission for Rural Communities told the RTPI planning convention.

Miliband urges party to push on with devolution

11 July 2008

Foreign secretary and former communities minister David Miliband has warned the Government against losing momentum on its drive for double devolution to town halls and neighbourhoods.