Plans submitted for 150 more homes at former RAF site in Somerset
Plans have been submitted for the second phase of housing for a £400million mixed residential development at Locking Parklands in Somerset.
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Leeds Arena procurement wrangle opens at High Court
22 May 2012A legal challenge against Leeds City Council’s handling of the procurement process for the Leeds Arena leisure scheme has opened at the High Court.
Two Teesside schemes awarded £8.1m from Regional Growth Fund
21 May 2012A total of £8.1 million of Regional Growth Fund money has been awarded to two projects in Teesside.
Enfield unveils 5,000-home regeneration masterplan
21 May 2012A masterplan to build 5,000 homes in north London has been launched by the London Borough of Enfield.
Councils 'to keep 50 per cent of business rates'
18 May 2012Local authorities would be able to keep 50 per cent of business rates, under proposals unveiled by communities secretary Eric Pickles.
Focus on priorities has allowed us to continue regeneration: HCA chief
18 May 2012Government regeneration quango the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has been able to progress regeneration projects during the economic downturn by prioritising investment opportunities, its chief executive has said.
Belfast prison developer named
17 May 2012The Northern Ireland Executive has appointed a preferred developer for the redevelopment of A Wing at the Crumlin Road Gaol in north Belfast, it was announced yesterday.
South Yorkshire 'tram-train' pilot scheme given green light by government
17 May 2012A scheme to introduce the country's first 'tram trains' which run on both rail and tram lines has been given the go-ahead by the government.
Report: Government failing to tackle housing crisis
17 May 2012The government is falling short in tackling England's housing crisis, according to a report published by three housing organisations.
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- Report: Devolve housing benefit to the London mayor
- Labour regains Blaenau Gwent as regeneration boss loses seat
- Four cities say 'no' to elected mayors
- Concerns raised over £1 billion European regeneration funding
- LEPs should "name and shame" obstructive councils, says Pickles
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