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City provides grace on gain

21 November 2008

Glasgow City Council has agreed to allow developers to defer community infrastructure contributions to help businesses cope with the economic downturn.

Arts centre opens doors

21 November 2008

A £6 million arts and business complex called thePlace opened in a regenerated quarter of Sunderland city centre last week.

Square proposed as boost to Aberdeen

21 November 2008

Scottish businessman Sir Ian Wood has offered £50 million towards creating a major central square in Aberdeen.

Urban Vision widens offer

21 November 2008

Salford-based regeneration and development company Urban Vision has opened its first regional office in Solihull in a move to strengthen its services.

Edgbaston cricket ground plans lodged

21 November 2008

An outline planning application for the £30 million redevelopment of the Edgbaston international cricket ground has been lodged with Birmingham City Council.

Inquiry into mixed-use scheme in Kirkby begins this week

21 November 2008

A six-week inquiry into £400 million plans by Everton Football Club and Tesco for a stadium and mixed-use scheme in Kirkby began this week.

UNESCO questions capital designation

21 November 2008

Concern that world heritage site status is holding back development in Edinburgh and distorting the planning process was raised last week by UNESCO inspectors.