All regeneration articles – Page 4
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NewsContractors put on notice for £20m Essex regen job
Braintree District Council has begun the search for a contractor for the regeneration project
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NewsAssael plans 2,000 homes at former margarine factory
Work is expected to start on the site next autumn
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NewsU+I tapped for £3.5bn Cambridge development
Developer has been appointed masterplanner and promoter
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News850-home Glenrothes scheme goes for planning
Designed by Barton Willmore the residential-led mixed use masterplan includes up to 850 new homes
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NewsMayor's Docks regen plans get go-ahead
The London Economic Action Partnership green-lights £314m scheme
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NewsContractors hoping to reel in £20m Essex cinema
The Basildon scheme will deliver a 10-screen cinema and six new restaurants
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NewsWates wraps work on latest stage of Wembley regen
The residential development was designed by Flanagan Lawrence
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NewsLovell to build more than 150 homes on site of former south Wales colliery
Merthyr Tydfil scheme to provide a mix of private and affordable houses and apartments
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NewsCountryside scores £82m Hackney regen job
Housebuilder already working on wider plans across the north London borough
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NewsWates Residential named as JV partner on £1bn regen project
Scheme will deliver more than 3,000 homes over 12 years
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NewsClarion's £1bn Merton regen plans approved
Housing group will deliver 2,800 homes across three neighbourhoods
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NewsEnglish Cities Fund doubles in size to £200m
It is currently on track to deliver five schemes across England
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NewsBarking Riverside regen project scores £500m cash injection
Cash set to fund major infrastructure projects
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NewsMace lands first phase of £350m Stevenage town centre revamp
Job is part of a major overhaul of the Hertfordshire town
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NewsLendlease signs deal for Tottenham regen project
High Road West will be opposite football club’s new 61,559 capacity stadium
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CommentLondon 2012: The Final Hurdle
London 2012 is less than eighteen months away. But how are the Olympic venues and park shaping up now they're almost complete?
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Comment
Musings from the Tory conference
David Cameron’s rousing finale to this year’s Conservative Party Conference – focused on family, community and country and highlighted health, regeneration, education and housing. The importance for our sectors in focusing on the benefits of investment in infrastructure, and the role of built assets in enabling efficiency, rather than ...
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