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Tees Valley councils not liable for regeneration liabilities 08/10/2024 Tees Valley Combined Authority has concluded that the councils sitting on the body are not responsible for the Teesworks regeneration scheme liabilities.
LGA calls for regeneration fund extension 04/10/2024 Council bosses have urged the Government to extend the ‘vital’ UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) in the upcoming Autumn Budget.
Councils work to manage impact from collapse of major contractor 23/09/2024 Councils across England and Wales are working to manage the impact to a string of major infrastructure projects following the collapse of building firm ISG.
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Regeneration projects threatened by £20m funding delay 14/08/2024 Newark and Sherwood DC has warned that a delay in making available £20m of levelling up funding is preventing regeneration projects from being delivered.
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York council green lights government hub 23/07/2024 City of York Council has signed off on plans to construct a six-storey government hub near the city centre.
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Plans for £2.3bn ‘Venice of Britain’ scrapped 15/07/2024 Planning applications for a £2.3bn town on the site of a former power station on the Hampshire coast have been withdrawn.
Councillors back £88,000 parking revamp 12/07/2024 Unreliable parking ticket machines in Rugby will be replaced as part of the council’s mission to regenerate the town centre.
‘World-class’ hotel opens at £470m regen site 03/07/2024 Sheffield City Council has hailed its regeneration project for helping to attract ‘world-class brands’ after Radisson Blu opened a new hotel within the site.
Ashfield DC agrees land purchase in £14m regeneration scheme 02/07/2024 Ashfield District Council has agreed to purchase land in Kirkby-in-Ashfield as part of the £14m North Kirkby Gateway scheme.
Council buys two sites for £19.5m regen scheme 17/06/2024 Dorset Council has bought two parcels of brownfield land as part of its plans to regenerate Weymouth’s waterfront economy.
Birmingham councillors sign off on £1.9bn redevelopment 14/06/2024 Birmingham City Council's planning committee has given the go ahead to developer Lendlease for the £1.9bn redevelopment of the Smithfield site.
Newcastle council borrows £8m for shopping centre revamp 11/06/2024 Newcastle City Council has borrowed £8m to invest in a major shopping centre redevelopment.
Birmingham planners back £1.9bn Smithfield redevelopment 07/06/2024 Plans to redevelop Birmingham’s former Smithfield wholesale markets have taken another step forward as city council planners recommend approval.
Agreement reached over asylum site 29/05/2024 West Lindsey District Council is set to launch a £300m regeneration scheme at RAF Scampton after the Home Office agreed to accommodate fewer asylum seekers at the site.
Torbay Council secures £20m regeneration boost 22/05/2024 Torbay has been named as the latest place to benefit from a multi-million-pound tailored levelling up regeneration programme.
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Councils frustrated by Whitehall siloes, says chief 07/05/2024 Whitehall’s siloed approach to city centre renewal has led to ‘frustration’ from councils, slowed down projects and increased costs, council chief warns.
Think-tank: Growth in tall buildings failing to tackle housing need 30/04/2024 ‘Unplanned proliferation’ of tall buildings has not delivered the housing Britain needs, Policy Exchange has warned.
Brum councillors reject ‘bonkers’ skyscraper scheme 26/04/2024 Birmingham City Council members have rejected a planning proposal for a 42-storey skyscraper to be built atop a Grade-II listed former hospital.
Council considers £110m offer for former EV battery factory site 16/04/2024 Northumberland CC is set to consider a multi-million-pound deal that could see a site earmarked for a collapsed electric vehicle battery factory sold.
Blackpool neighbourhood to be demolished to build £65m campus 11/04/2024 Blackpool Council's planning committee has approved the demolition of a town centre neighbourhood to clear space for a new £65m university campus.
Agreement for major York regeneration scheme signed 09/04/2024 An agreement to undertake one of the UK's largest city centre regeneration schemes in York has been signed.
Hopes for regen scheme revived after Home Office scales back asylum plan 20/03/2024 A £300m council-led regeneration scheme threatened when Whitehall commandeered the site for asylum accommodation could now go ahead.
High Court overrules Gove on M&S demolition 04/03/2024 The Government’s decision to block Marks & Spencer’s plans to demolish and redevelop its flagship central London store was unlawful, the High Court has ruled.
Teesworks inquiry finds no evidence of ‘corruption’ 30/01/2024 An inquiry into accusations of corruption relating to the Teesworks scheme has found no evidence of ‘illegality’ but ‘transparency’ concerns remain.
Call for ‘different approach’ to brownfield 24/01/2024 A more ‘systematic, interventionist and collaborative’ method could ‘significantly’ increase the regeneration of brownfield sites in Wales, according to a new report.
Council sells former HQ site for £6m 17/01/2024 Adur District Council has sold the site of its former civic centre for £6m to affordable housing provider The Hyde Group.
North Yorkshire Council greenlights £21m garrison redevelopment 15/01/2024 North Yorkshire Council has signed off on a £21m redevelopment project for Catterick Garrison's town centre to offer support for Armed Forces personnel.
Fund to go to town centre 'champions' 19/12/2023 New guidance for the government’s £1.1bn ‘long term plan for towns’ has confirmed the boards in charge of spending the cash should be led by a local independent chair who will act as a ‘champion’ for the town.
£80m to regenerate brownfield sites now available 12/12/2023 Up to £80m is now available for local authorities across England to deliver thousands of new homes on brownfield sites.
High Court approves M&S judicial review 21/11/2023 The High Court has approved an application for a judicial review from M&S after Michael Gove blocked plans to redevelop the retailers Oxford Street store.
Councils brace as Supreme Court outlaws Rwanda asylum plan 15/11/2023 The Supreme Court has ruled the UK’s controversial proposal to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful – a decision likely to impact local government.
£7m project to turn bank into flats 16/10/2023 A former Lloyds Bank in Hull will be refurbished into 46 residential properties with support from levelling up funding.
New festival to light up Scarborough 05/10/2023 The Scarborough Lights festival will be launched next month as part of a three-year plan to boost arts, attract tourists and improve job opportunities on the North Yorkshire coast.
Council buys £14m shopping centre 04/10/2023 Fareham Borough Council has spent £14m acquiring the town’s high street shopping centre and adjoining properties.
Council expected to axe regeneration firm 15/09/2023 A council-owned development firm is expected to close just two years after it was launched.
Developers to convert Cheltenham car park into housing site 02/08/2023 Cheltenham Borough Council will consider plans to transform a car park into a 150-home development.
Woking pauses development of 1,000 homes 27/07/2023 Woking Borough Council has paused a regeneration project involving 1,142 new homes after it issued a Section 114 notice in June.
Wigan approves £135m multi-media centre. 13/07/2023 Wigan Council's planning committee has approved a £135m multi-media centre to boost the town centre.
Ipswich unveils plans to improve town 11/07/2023 Ipswich Borough Council has unveiled its new draft corporate strategy, which aims to create a ‘prosperous and sustainable future’ for the borough.
Plans for £210m regeneration in Huddersfield move to delivery phase 30/06/2023 The latest stage of funding to develop Huddersfield town centre has been approved by Kirklees Council’s cabinet.
New railway station in Bradford, minister confirms 22/06/2023 Plans for a new railway station in Bradford are expected to be revealed in the coming weeks, a Government minister has confirmed.
Yorkshire market town to be expanded 20/06/2023 East Riding Council in Yorkshire is considering plans to expand a market town by building 1,900 homes, a new school and a pub.
Questions over council land purchase proposals 30/05/2023 Labour's proposed legislation would allow councils to buy land at agricultural values using compulsory purchase orders.
Campaigners resist plans to cut down trees for ‘eco homes’ 11/04/2023 Residents of historic Bournville village in Birmingham have called on their local councillor to intervene over a plan to cut down trees and build ‘eco homes’.
Plymouth council contractors forced to stop tree felling 16/03/2023 Contractors working for Plymouth City Council cut down 110 trees at night before an injunction forced them to stop work.
Budget’s lack of social care support ‘disappointing’ 16/03/2023 Council leaders welcomed the new funding in yesterday's budget but were disappointed by absence of investment in social care, health and children’s services.
Budget 2023: Hunt to boost mayors' financial autonomy 15/03/2023 Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced the Government will ‘boost mayors’ financial autonomy’ in his Budget.
Suffolk CC to invest nearly £11m in new bridges 14/03/2023 Suffolk County Council is investing almost £11m into delivering two new bridges and a raft of regeneration projects.
Derby council approves £500,000 regeneration loan 27/02/2023 Derby CC has approved a £500,000 loan to London and Continental Railways (LCR), which is seeking to purchase the original headquarters of Midland Railway.
Sheffield regeneration delayed due to £10m jump in costs 13/02/2023 Regeneration plans for Sheffield city centre have been cut back because of rising costs.
Council chiefs blast ‘costly’ approach to levelling up 19/01/2023 Councils have demanded a new way of funding the sector following the announcement of the Levelling Up Fund second round winners.
Scottish regeneration projects to receive £27m 19/01/2023 Regeneration projects in disadvantaged and rural communities across Scotland are set to receive a share of almost £27m of funding, Holyrood announces.
Second round of £180m brownfield fund announced 18/01/2023 Local authorities across England are now able to bid for a share of a £60m fund dedicated to reviving brownfield sites, the Government announced today.
Work begins on Staffordshire development creating 1,700 jobs 06/01/2023 Work has begun on a multimillion-pound Enterprise Zone development being backed by Staffordshire County Council.
Gove to sign devolution deals for Norfolk and Suffolk 08/12/2022 Devolution deals are to be signed in Suffolk and Norfolk giving them over £1bn to invest in their communities, the Government has announced.
Liverpool signs deal for £70m Littlewoods project 04/12/2022 The developers behind the £70m Littlewoods project have signed a deal with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and Liverpool City Council to kick start the project.
Funding request to rescue inflation-hit City Deal 30/11/2022 Derry City & Strabane DC is to request more funding to back its £250m City Deal as inflation threatens to force planned projects to be scaled back.
It’s time to re-think the retail-dominated model of our high streets 25/11/2022 With levelling up back on the agenda, Nick Plumb argues there is a need for a new approach to our high streets that moves beyond the retail-dominated model.
The place principle 02/11/2022 Chris Malcolm discusses how a holistic, people-centric vision can achieve better results across publicly funded projects.
Report calls for levelling up regeneration schemes to be backed by significant public funding 11/10/2022 Significant public funding is needed to deliver the government’s plans to deliver King’s Cross-style regeneration projects across the UK, a report has argued today.
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Regeneration partnerships: Perspective and vision 26/07/2022 Alexandros Marcoulides makes a number of recommendations to help councils ensure partnerships with the private sector succeed.
Boldly going where Birmingham has never gone before 21/07/2022 Cllr Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, explains the integral role of the local authority in delivering the upcoming Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Councils could soon secure Landfill Tax refunds 21/07/2022 Councils across England could soon receive grants to refund the costs of Landfill Tax when it prevents derelict sites from being developed.
Historic docklands to receive £233m of infrastructure funding 05/07/2022 The Government today pledged £233m of infrastructure funding to drive the regeneration of one of the largest brownfield sites in London’s historic docklands.
Homes England announces new strategic partnerships 29/06/2022 Homes England and GMCA have entered into a new partnership to drive the delivery of affordable housing and town centre regeneration.
Council adopts land transfer policy to ‘kick-start a grassroots revolution’ 24/06/2022 Liverpool council is set to launch a radical new scheme that will make council land available to voluntary groups in order to encourage local regeneration.
Bristol City Council launches consultation on plans to build 1,500 houses 26/05/2022 Bristol residents are being asked to give their views on a development that promises to deliver 1,500 homes and employment space for over 500 jobs.
The need for Green Belt reform 20/05/2022 With only four references to the Green Belt in the Levelling Up White Paper, Karen Charles asks if a change to the Green Belt is inevitable?
Levelling Up Bill to ‘empower local people’ published 12/05/2022 The Government has published the levelling up Bill which promises to transform struggling towns and support local leaders have more control of regeneration.
Queen's Speech: Levelling up bill unveiled for planning reform 10/05/2022 The Queen’s Speech has confirmed a levelling up Bill will include legislation on planning and regeneration reform.
Why so many heritage and grant-led projects are stalling 21/04/2022 Andy Rumfitt discusses how local authorities can prepare for and handle stalled projects.
Four places shortlisted to be UK City of Culture 2025 21/03/2022 Bradford, County Durham, Southampton and Wrexham County Borough are the four locations shortlisted to be UK City of Culture 2025.
Post-pandemic placemaking: building better towns through public sector investment 21/03/2022 Mike Salter explains how local authorities can maximise the impact of investment.
Plans to level up Blackpool are unveiled 18/03/2022 Blackpool will receive a beefed-up inspection regime to tackle rogue landlords and a King’s Cross style regeneration programme under the Government's levelling up plans.
Homes England recommits to joint venture to deliver 6,600 houses 17/03/2022 Homes England has recommitted to a joint venture that will deliver 6,600 homes and 2 million sq ft of innovation and commercial space over the next 10 years.
Funding allocated to develop derelict brownfield sites 25/02/2022 Three regions will share £30m funding to regenerate brownfield sites and create 2,500 new homes, the Government has announced.
A blueprint partnership for success 18/02/2022 Richard Pearce argues that while working partnerships between developers and councils take time and effort, it does pays off.
Approval for 4,000 homes in new Cambridgeshire town 03/02/2022 Planning approval and funding has been granted for the next phase of the largest new town since Milton Keynes.
Wolverhampton and Sheffield will be first to benefit from levelling up plans 31/01/2022 The Government has announced Wolverhampton and Sheffield will be the first two places to benefit from its new regeneration programme.
Hull council approves £96m city centre development 21/12/2021 Hull City Council’s cabinet has approved a £96m development aimed at transforming the city’s centre.
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Five ways markets can spark the regeneration of our towns and cities 15/11/2021 Hayden Ferriby outlines how local authorities can use markets to lead regeneration and be a catalyst for change.
Heritage Development Trusts: Helping create distinctive futures for our towns and cities 12/11/2021 Matthew Mckeague explains how in Coventry a pioneering new model – known as a Heritage Development Trust – is helping revive historic buildings in the city and take community ownership and asset transfer in an ambitious direction.
Council launches new placemaking company 10/11/2021 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council has launched a new placemaking company to drive forward stewardship-led regeneration.
Commission calls for shift of focus in levelling up 20/09/2021 The Commission into Prosperity and Community Placemaking has concluded investment should be made in local neighbourhoods rather than grand infrastructure projects.
Sheffield and Milton Keynes win £1.4m housing funding 10/09/2021 Milton Keynes and Sheffield have been awarded £1.4m to help kickstart regeneration and deliver new homes and jobs in each area.
Welsh government confirms £5m town centre funding 08/09/2021 The Welsh government has confirmed that £5m of loan funding will be made available to support the regeneration of town centres.
UK’s first regional bank granted licence 26/08/2021 The UK’s first regional bank has been granted its banking licence and will open the doors of its first branch in Manchester later this year.
Over a third of the most deprived areas will not benefit from Levelling Up Fund 25/08/2021 More than a third of England’s most deprived areas will not benefit from the Government’s £4.8bn Levelling Up Fund, according to new Salvation Army research released today.
Building wealth from within 12/08/2021 Tom Lloyd Goodwin, associate director – policy at the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES), looks at the history of community wealth-building.
Council agrees land deal for Eden Project North 06/08/2021 Lancaster City Council has agreed to transfer land for the £125m Eden Project North.
Council purchases mothballed theme park 03/08/2021 Lancaster City Council has stepped in to purchase Morecambe’s derelict theme park, Frontierland, in an effort to kick start its regeneration.

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Up to £23344.0000 per annum

Blue Badge OfficerFixed Term, Full Time£23,344 per annumLocation

Recuriter: Essex County Council

Senior Traffic Engineer

Salary

Brighton & Hove City Council

Recuriter: Brighton & Hove City Council

Building Control Team Manager

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

Up to £68,241 plus 20% market supplement

Building Control Team Manager<... Twickenham, Middlesex

Recuriter: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and London Borough of Wandsworth

SEND Engagement Facilitator

£24970.0000 - £29377.0000 per annum

SEND Engagement FacilitatorPermanent, Part Time£24,970 to £29,377 per annumLocation

Recuriter: Essex County Council

School Crossing Patrol Officer - Ingrave Primary School

Up to £23344.0000 per hour

School Crossing Patrol Officer - Ingrave Johnstone CE Primary SchoolPermanent, Part Time£12.10 per hourLocation

Recuriter: Essex County Council

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