Two Teesside schemes awarded £8.1m from Regional Growth Fund
A total of £8.1 million of Regional Growth Fund money has been awarded to two projects in Teesside.
A total of £8.1 million of Regional Growth Fund money has been awarded to two projects in Teesside.
East Cambridgeshire District Council has dropped charges for business and equine-related developments in its latest plans for a developer levy.
Developer Balfour Beatty has been selected as the preferred bidder to build a tram extension through Birmingham City Centre by Centro, the organisation responsible for bus, rail and Midland Metro Tram transport in the West Midlands.
Consultancy Ekosgen has been appointed by countryside charity the Rural Development Trust to evaluate community-led regeneration scheme the Market Towns Initiative, which aims to build a network of community trusts which are able to deliver regenerat...
Developers Countryside Properties and Catalyst Housing have been chosen by Slough Borough Council as the preferred bidders for a project to build 255 homes across two sites on the Britwell estate, as well as shops and parking.
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