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Major regeneration deal for Manchester
Manchester City Council (MCC), regeneration agency
New East Manchester (NEM) and Manchester City
Football Club (MCFC) have agreed a major deal to
transform the east of the city. more
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12 Mar 2010
Council backs harbour development plans
Planning officials at Cornwall Council have voted in favour of proposals for a multi-million pound harbour scheme on a site incorporating Battery Rocks beach in Penzance. more
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11 Mar 2010
Green light for GCCC stadium proposals
Gloucestershire County Cricket Club (GCCC) has been awarded planning consent for the proposed multi-million pound redevelopment of the County Ground, Bristol. more
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11 Mar 2010
Colliers to sell 10 3DE sites
Real estate company Colliers CRE has been retained by the joint administrators of 3D Entertainment Limited and 3D Entertainment Group Limited (3DE) to dispose of the companies ten remaining sites. more
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11 Mar 2010
Work starts on £12m Matlock leisure centre
A foundation stone has been unveiled as part of a ceremony to mark the start of work on a new £12m leisure centre on a brownfield site between Darley Dale and Matlock, Derbyshire. more
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11 Mar 2010
Salford City Reds stadium plans approved
Salford City Reds rugby league team is set for a move to a new stadium after plans for the development of a new 15,000-seat development near Barton-upon-Irwell, Greater Manchester were approved. more
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11 Mar 2010
Next phase of Liverpool scheme approved
Liverpool City Council (LCC) has approved plans for the next phase of the £160m Central Village development, which will transform the area around the city's Central railway station. more
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10 Mar 2010
New agreement moves YES! Project closer
Oak Holdings, the developer behind a major multi-million pound leisure and sports scheme in South Yorkshire has secured a pre-let agreement with the Sheffield Steelers ice hockey team. more
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10 Mar 2010
Sainsbury's submits Bristol stadium plans
Sainsbury's has lodged a planning application with Bristol City Council (BCC) for a a new supermarket on the site of Bristol City Football Club's (BCFC) Ashton Gate stadium. more
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09 Mar 2010
Jowell: 2012's 'Olympic Movement' legacy
Olympics minister Tessa Jowell has announced that London 2012 has "irreversibly altered" what it means to host an Olympic Games due to a focus on the event's legacy. more
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09 Mar 2010
Fleetwood pier plans put on display
Plans for the overhaul of a former pier in Fleetwood, Lancashire, which was damaged by fire in September 2008, have been put on display by the local authority. more
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08 Mar 2010
Entrepreneurs take over Paradise
Pub and club operator Enterbiz has sold its Paradise Nightclub in Pontardawe, Wales to nightclub entrepreneurs Michael Benyon and Alistair Parker in a deal believed to be worth around £230,000. more
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08 Mar 2010
Contractor appointed for Scunthorpe venue
North Lincolnshire Council (NLC) has announced that Scunthorpe-based Clugston Construction has been appointed to build the town's new multi-million pound entertainment venue. more
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08 Mar 2010
Bournemouth waterfront shortlist revealed
A water park and tropical gardens are among shortlisted ideas for the proposed redevelopment of Bournemouth's waterfront IMAX building, according to the local authority. more
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08 Mar 2010
Hospitality sector hits 10-year M&A low
KPMG has revealed that the number of merger and acquisition (M&A) deals reached a new 10-year low during 2009 as the recession had a sharp impact on the hotel sector. more
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08 Mar 2010
New owners for Gravetye Manor
Gravetye Manor Hotel and Country Club in East Grinstead, Sussex has been sold to a private buyer for an undisclosed amount. more
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08 Mar 2010
Wakefield pool plans set to be submitted
Wakefield Council has confirmed it is poised to submit plans for the development of the city's new multi-million pound swimming pool in late March or early April. more
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08 Mar 2010
Gatecrasher submits £5m Sheffield plans
Gatecrasher has submitted plans to Sheffield City Council (SCC) for the development of a new £5m flagship club in the city - three years after a previous venue was destroyed by fire. more
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05 Mar 2010
Ipswich set for major new arts venue
A new art gallery and museum could open in Ipswich later this year under new plans currently being explored by Ipswich Borough Council (IBC) and Suffolk New College (SNC). more
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05 Mar 2010
Nottingham leisure centre plans submitted
Nottingham City Council (NCC) has lodged plans for the £9m development of the city's new Victoria Leisure Centre, which will be built on the site of the existing facility. more
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04 Mar 2010
GCCC stadium revamp moves step closer
Gloucestershire County Cricket Club (GCCC) has been handed a boost after planning officials at the local authority backed plans for a major renovation of the County Ground, Bristol. more
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04 Mar 2010
Study backs new Craigavon leisure centre
A study into the future of leisure provision in Craigavon, Northern Ireland, has backed the development of a new leisure centre to replace the local council's three existing facilities. more
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04 Mar 2010
£14m overhaul for Piccadilly Circus
London's iconic Piccadilly Circus is set to undergo a major £14m makeover in a bid to provide more space for pedestrians under new proposals approved by Westminster City Council (WCC). more
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04 Mar 2010
Council drops plans to sell off artwork
Southampton City Council (SCC) has performed a u-turn on its plans to sell off two renowned works of art as part of a bid to help raise fund for city's proposed new Titanic museum. more
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04 Mar 2010
Barry receives £9m regeneration boost
The Welsh Assembly Government has announced that Barry, South Wales, is to become a focus of regeneration efforts after designating the local area as a new Strategic Regeneration Area (SRA). more
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03 Mar 2010
Ashford facility forced to shut leisure pool
A leisure centre in Ashford, Kent, has been forced to close its leisure pool and learner pool to the public in order to carry out repair work after a fault was discovered with the tiling. more
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03 Mar 2010
AU$4m Sydney Central Park plans approved
Frasers Property Australia's plans to build a new AU$4m (£2.4m, €2.6m, US$3.6m) public park in Sydney have been given the green light by the New South Wales Department of Planning. more
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03 Mar 2010
£10.8m funding to kick-start Salford project
Plans for the redevelopment of Salford's Chapel Street area have received a boost after the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) agreed to invest nearly £10.8m to kick-start the scheme. more
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03 Mar 2010
Revised Hatfield revamp plans submitted
Developer St Modwen has submitted revised plans to Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) for the multi-million pound town centre regeneration scheme in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. more
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02 Mar 2010
Edinburgh concert hall unveils new wing
An Edinburgh concert venue has unveiled its new public wing, following the completion of a major multi-million pound refurbishment of the Grade A-listed building. more
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02 Mar 2010
Council meeting to discuss Penrith proposals
Eden District Council (EDC) has announced that a special council meeting will be held on 4 March to discuss two developments as part of the Penrith New Squares regeneration scheme. more
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02 Mar 2010
Rye Harbour set for £500,000 upgrade
More than £500,000 is set to be spent on upgrading the slipway jetty at Rye Harbour, East Sussex under new plans to improve facilities unveiled by the Environment Agency. more
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02 Mar 2010
Work begins on Time Capsule
The Time Capsule leisure centre in Coatbrige, Scotland, is to undergo a £6m redevelopment funded by North Lanarkshire Council. more
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13 Mar - 09 May 2010
Making Sense
Shire Hall Gallery,
Stafford,
United Kingdom
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