- Blackpool Council okays £220m Talbot Gateway scheme
Blackpool Council has granted outline permission for the £220m Talbot Gateway scheme, targeted at regenerating north-east Blackpool.
Published: 16 March, 2010 - Franchise formats are becoming less favourable among major retailers looking to expand
Retailers planning global expansions for 2010 are opting for owner-operated stores, according to research from CB Richard Ellis (CBRE).
Published: 15 March, 2010 - Simons wins Hitchin site
Simons Developments has been chosen to redevelop Hitchin's Churchgate shopping centre.
Published: 11 March, 2010 - Coplan and Denne selected for £50m Herne Bay regeneration
Coplan Estates and Denne Construction have been selected as preferred development partner by Canterbury City Council for the £50m mixed use redevelopment of a key site in the heart of Herne Bay on the north Kent coast.
Published: 06 March, 2010 - City Site prepares Kirkcaldy extension
City Site Estates, landlord of the Mercat shopping centre in Kirkcaldy, Fife, is preparing a 250,000-sq ft retail extension to existing shopping centre,
Published: 06 March, 2010
Bicester regeneration scheme given the go aheadThe £70m Bicester town centre regeneration scheme has been given the green light by Cherwell District Council, with construction scheduled to start later this year.
Published: 01 March, 2010- CABE backs Battersea Power Station plans
CABE has praised Treasury Holdings' designs for the massive redevelopment of the 38-acre Battersea Power Station site in south west London.
Published: 25 February, 2010 - Crown Estate to develop new Regent Street retail
The Crown Estate continues to upgrade its Regent Street estate in London with plans for two new retail-led developments.
Published: 18 February, 2010 - Belfast’s Victoria Square awarded UK’s top planning prize
Multi Development's groundbreaking city-centre regeneration project has been awarded the Silver Jubilee Cup, the Royal Town Planning Institute’s top planning prize, in a ceremony celebrating the best planning projects across the UK and Ireland.
Published: 05 February, 2010 - Dairy Farm Centre redevelopment approved
Northern Ireland's Environment Minister, Edwin Poots, has approved plans for a major redevelopment of the Dairy Farm Shopping Centre in Dunmurry, near Lisburn.
Published: 05 February, 2010 - Glennifer wins consent for new phase at Newton Mearns
Gleniffer Estates has won planning permission for a new phase of its £30m Greenlaw Village neighbourhood centre in the Glasgow suburb of Newton Mearns.
Published: 03 February, 2010 - Surrey Quays redevelopment gets the go-ahead
Southwark Council's planning committee has resolved to grant outline planning permission for the redevelopment of the Surrey Quays Leisure Site in London’s Surrey Docks, including the creation of a new flagship store and UK headquarters for the sports retailer Decathlon.
Published: 02 February, 2010 - Salford regeneration scheme approved by planners
Salford City Council planners have unanimously approved a muli-million pound scheme to regenerate a 17.4 ha area in the heart of the city centre.
Published: 25 January, 2010 - New retail and leisure space set to improve Cardiff Airport
Cardiff Airport has announced plans to extend its main terminal building, with added retail and restaurant space in a bit to improve the facility.
Published: 25 January, 2010 - Land Sec plans to deliver modern retail space to London’s West End
Land Securities has agreed construction contracts for three schemes as part of a £655m West End development programme, including a prominent development on Oxford Street.
Published: 20 January, 2010 - Maidenhead town centre scheme unveiled
Town centre retail in Maidenhead, Berkshire, will be in for a major revamp and extension under a new masterplan unveiled by the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
Published: 20 January, 2010 - Government planning guidance set to make life difficult for out-of-town development
The Government released its long-awaited revisions to the Planning Policy Statement 4 (PPS4) planning guidance note between Christmas and the New Year, traditionally seen by civil servants as a time to bury bad news. But far from proving controversial, the new guidance has been broadly welcomed.
Published: 20 January, 2010





