All eyes on the cinemas

Article Abstract:

Leisure developers in Cardiff, Wales are seeking to complete projects in time for the staging of the Rugby World Cup in October 1998. Two building projects next to the sports stadium will be put on hold so as not to disrupt one of the largest sporting events after held in Wales. Planning permission has been given for the construction of two developments which will increase the number of cinema screens in Cardiff from 20 to 50. Eight new leisure complexes are expected to built in Cardiff during 1999.

Economic aspects, Leisure industry, Cardiff, Wales

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Slaves to superstition

Article Abstract:

It is very common for the UK's property auctioneers to follow good-luck rituals. Some always use a particular gavel, while others follow a set routine before the auction begins or always wear the same item of clothing. Others take their work rather less seriously, and sometimes introduce an element of humour, such as using an unusual implement as a gavel, in order to create a more light-hearted atmosphere.

United Kingdom, Psychological aspects, Auctioneers

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Control's damages

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to planning law and real estate in Edinburgh, Scotland, are examined in detail. There is concern that planning law could hamper the development of the city.

Laws, regulations and rules, Real estate industry, Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland, Planning

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