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Top 50 Clients: 1-8
Manchester council, Glasgow council, Places For People, Sheffield council, Argent, London Borough of Newham, Bellway, Greater London Authority
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Top 50 clients: 9-16
English Cities Fund, Barratt, English Partnerships, Berkeley Group, Crest Nicholson, Liverpool Vision URC, Urban Splash, Coventry Council
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Top 50 clients: 17-25
Cardiff Council, New East Manchester URC, Newcastle Council, St Modwen, Quintain, Haslam Homes, Oldham/ Rochdale Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder, Glasgow Housing Association, George Wimpey
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Deals stall as landowners and developers clash over 25% PGS
Land supply threatened as developers demand to be repaid planning gain supplement
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So have you got what it takes to be in the top 50?
What makes a good client? It is one of regeneration’s big questions, for the simple reason that it so often separates the schemes that happen from the ones that don’t, the well-designed from the average, and the enduringly successful from the areas constantly in need of attention.
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Top 50 clients: How they did
Housing associations, local authorities, delivery agencies, the developers, housebuilders
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Top 50 clients: Methodology
Over the past two months Regenerate has been working to identify the clients that are leading the way in delivering regeneration across the UK. We defined clients as those who had the lead roles and influence over physical regeneration: delivery agencies, developers, housebuilders, housing associations and local authorities.
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Be realistic about planning
It is vital that the new National Housing and Planning Advice Unit (Regenerate, May, page11) avoids simplistic assumptions about the relationship between house prices and how many homes are built.
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The planning white paper: is it any good?
If you want a verdict on the government’s planning white paper, ask a planning consultant. Guy Flintoft says he welcomes the tone but worries about the details…
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? no, it’s superagency
As acting chief executive of the Housing Corporation, Steve Douglas is busy helping set up the superagency Communities England. In his first interview since getting the job, he tells Stuart Macdonald about some of the new quango’s heroic missions
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Why the olympic colours have to be green
The sustainability credentials of the games depend on a number of core themes. Here, Rory Brooke outlines how these themes are made real by on-the-ground projects
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Digest
This month: the NAO set to look at planning delays, housebuilder merger, first for Berkeley First
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Engaging young souls
Your cover feature in the May issue on Defending Da Hood highlights some of the issues in our community that I am passionate about resolving. That is part of the reason why I set up The Soul Project, to give something back to the community. The Soul Project is a ...
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Well, hello gordon
If you’re surprised that Gordon Brown gave such priority to housing just weeks before entering Number 10, you shouldn’t be, says David Blackman. Our new prime minister has always seen it as key to tackling social injustice
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Private housebuilders - The young ones
Mouth-watering offers are being made by housebuilders keen to lure talented young staff – skills in planning and affordable housing are most in demand.
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Local Jobs for local people
At the heart of Rochdale's regeneration is job creation, says John Cardona – and what’s more, three-quarters of the jobs are to be filled locally
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What’s working — living and learning
It’s not just about housing, is it? Ailing areas can only be transformed for good with jobs, safer streets, better schools and amenities. Josephine Smit reports