The London mayor has pledged that an east London site will incorporate a community land trust, despite rejecting a bid for preferred developer status from a community organisation that was bidding to establish a land trust on the site.
Wales' regeneration minister Huw Lewis has announced a review of regeneration policy in the country.
Central government has approved £150 million of PFI funding to regenerate a housing estate owned by London Borough of Lambeth.
Councils in the five areas worst-affected by stalled housing market renewal (HMR) schemes were planning to spend almost all the government funding meant for rehousing people on further demolition, it has emerged.
Developer Westfield has been given initial approval to extend to its west London shopping centre and build up to 1,500 homes next door.
A deal to create what is claimed to be the UK's first totally privately funded affordable social housing scheme has been completed by the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham.
Plans to extend the Northern Line to Nine Elms and Battersea in south London could boost the UK economy by up to £7.9 billion, according to a new report.
An average of 14 shops a day were closed in town centres last year, with the decline predicted to continue for 2012, according to latest research.
Developer Stanhope has been named as the preferred development partner for a scheme to regenerate a nine-hectare site in Salisbury city centre
David Lunts interview David Lunts, the London director of housing and regeneration quango the Homes & Communities Agency, talks to Regeneration & Renewal editor Richard Garlick on the sidelines of the Future of London Conference 2010.
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