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Latest News in North East
Bid for funding to improve bus travel
A bid for £15 million of funding to improve bus travel by cutting delays in Tyne and Wear has been submitted to the government by passenger transport executive Nexus.
Sunderland 'stadium village' plans unveiled
A draft development framework outlining plans for a 'stadium village' surrounding Sunderland's premiership stadium has been unveiled.
Plans for North East design hub revealed
Plans for a £13m Design Centre North at the Baltic Business Quarter in Gateshead have been unveiled.
Planning Appeal Casebook
DC Casebook: Mixed Use Development - Hospital scheme benefits held overriding
The secretary of state has decided that permission should be given to develop almost 52ha of land at a former hospital in Lancashire after recovering an appeal for her own determination.
In Depth
Skill push gains impetus
Ministers have recognised the need to plug the skills gap in response to a select committee report but still have some way to go to sell planning as a career, Domenic Donatantonio finds.
Legal Report - Claimants struggle with meaning of promptness
Last October's Court of Appeal ruling in Finn-Kelcey v Milton Keynes Council and MK Windfarm Ltd [2008] has reopened the old chestnut of the time limit for issuing judicial review proceedings.
Transport pace-setter
MVA Consultancy chief executive Nigel Ash believes that the transport planning sector will continue to thrive and his firm expand despite the worldwide slowdown, Vicki Shiel reports.
Rocks and hard places
Despite the current downturn, economic resilience and job creation can still be pursued without setting aside vital planning objectives for sustainable development, Liane Hartley argues.
2009 features list
Policy in North East
Opinion
Halman on ... Manchester's toll quandary
Few things have divided the Manchester city-region as much as plans for a congestion charge.
Anthony
Fyson
Fyson on ... the crucial role for planning strategies
The crucial role for planning strategies in kick-starting government's infrastructure salvation.




