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Gathered here are news stories from all our publications, covering many of the biggest regeneration projects across the UK.

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Student input on Hexham bus station

Published: 2010-05-13 10:28:06

From: Newcastle (Renaissance)

Students have weighed in to the long-running debate on the future of a town centre bus station site. (Sourced from the Journal.)

It is hoped the closure of the bus station in Priestpopple in Hexham and its redevelopment would boost the town centre and attract more people. read more

Croydon chocolatier saved following Stuff Market Place closure

Published: 2010-05-12 09:38:54

From: London - Croydon (City3)

Croydon chocolatier Tim Fisher has seen his bespoke firm's presence in the town centre saved following the shock closure of Stuff Market Place on April 30. (Sourced from This is Local London.)

Intervention from the Croydon Economic Development Company (CEDC) ensured the chocolate maker would be setting up a new store inside Allders. read more

Ł48m revamp of college campus wins top award

Published: 2010-05-12 09:23:32

From: Derby (Perspective)

THE Ł48m Roundhouse restoration in Derby has scooped the top prize in this year's Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors East Midlands Awards. (Sourced from this is Derbyshire.)

The Derby College campus in Pride Park won the project of the year award. read more

Royal Pier out to market

Published: 2010-05-11 11:41:01

From: Southampton (Forward)

Developers are being invited to show their interest for one of the South Coast’s most exciting waterfront proposals, Royal Pier Waterfront in Southampton. (Sourced from eGov Monitor.)

The site which is owned by Southampton City Council, the Crown Estate, and Associated British Ports is one of the focal points of Southampton's regeneration. read more

Setting the Pace

Published: 2010-05-11 10:55:45

From: Bradford (Bradford Magazine)

Pace, one of the city’s biggest employers, has been awarded a 2010 Queen’s Award for International Trade in recognition of its outstanding business success in international markets.

This is the third consecutive year the Bradford company has been recognised at the prestigious awards having won its first International Trade Award in 2008 and an Innovation Award in 2009. read more

Croydon plans buoyed by Tory victory

Published: 2010-05-10 11:01:50

From: London - Croydon (City3)

Plans for a £450 million regeneration project in the London Borough of Croydon, that includes a new council headquarters, looks set to go-ahead after a Conservative victory in the general election. (Sourced from LocalGov.co.uk.)

Former Tory councillor Gavin Barwell won the Croydon Central seat in a fierce battle against his ex-colleague and incumbent MP Andrew Pelling - who was standing as an independent - and Labour's Gerry Ryan. read more

Derby's biggest letting for a decade secured

Published: 2010-05-10 10:33:54

From: Derby (Perspective)

Derby’s largest city centre office letting for more than ten years has been completed.

NHS Derby City took a lease on 3,000sq m of accommodation at Nurton Developments’ Cardinal Square. read more

Kendal's Canal Head plans to go public

Published: 2010-05-06 09:46:29

From: Cumbria (Fusion)

Ambitious plans for the Ł130 million redevelopment of Kendal’s Canal Head area have been unveiled to the public. (Sourced from the Westmorland Gazette.)

Gilbert, Gilkes and Gordon, the company behind the project, revealed details of the plans during three days of consultation earlier this month. read more

Embassy travels to West Midlands

Published: 2010-05-05 10:29:00

From: Derby (Perspective)

Inward investment agency Marketing Derby is aiming to attract office end-users to the city through one of its innovative Derby Embassy events in Birmingham in July.

This will be the first Derby Embassy in the West Midlands.

The event provides an innovative and effective tool for raising Derby’s profile with businesses and investors. read more

On track

Published: 2010-05-05 09:36:57

From: Reading (R:UK)

Network Rail is hosting a public exhibition to showcase plans to modernise Reading station and improve the railway.

The exhibition will be open from 20-22 May and will provide the opportunity to meet the people working on the project, ask questions and provide feedback on the plans. read more