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What's on - Regeneration-related TV and radio

7 November 2008

Saturday 8 November - 3.55am The Price of Property 3/4. Channel 4. Manchester was at the centre of the buy-to-let boom. But now hundreds of flats lie empty and many people face ruin (Repeat).

10-11 November EC Public Procurement and Public Private Partnerships Conference. Organiser: The Association of Greater Manchester Authorities and Greater Manchester Brussels Office. Venue: Manchester. Details: (email) j.holden@agma.gov.uk

Grants available for public design learning

7 November 2008

A scholarship programme designed to boost design skills has been launched by public realm champion Cabe Space.

Web library of model renewal schemes

7 November 2008

An online library of case studies of well-regarded regeneration projects has been launched by national regeneration skills body the Academy for Sustainable Communities (Asc).

New Publications

7 November 2008

Unless stated, these documents can be viewed on www.regen.net/doc.

Letters

7 November 2008

A SMALL ROLE IN BACK-TO-WORK CONTRACTS.

Critical times call for new housing model

7 November 2008

The collapse of easy credit and the buy-to-let market should lead to more balanced developments, says Pat Hayes.

Second Opinion - Crawley town centre

7 November 2008

Peer review of Crawley town centre masterplan

Exclusive - Training and skills to survive the slump

7 November 2008

Regeneration bodies say that building sustainable communities will become harder in the downturn, according to a new poll. But they remain confident of weathering tough times, and won't be cutting back on training, says Ben Walker.