Domestic spat

Article Abstract:

The UK government is calling on the county council in West Sussex, England, to increase the number of new homes built in the county by a further 12,800, in addition to the current allocation of 41,400 homes. Research commissioned by the council indicates that there is not sufficient land to sustain this level of development. Some observers believe that there are difficulties associated with making changes to existing settlements, while the Council for the Protection of Rural England is opposed to the creation of new villages.

Housing, West Sussex, England

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Shoppers head west

Article Abstract:

Scotland's two largest cities, Glasgow and Edinburgh, increasingly have level retail rents despite the traditional predominance of Glasgow in the retail market. However, new retail schemes planned in Edinburgh to capitalise on its position as the capital city may be hampered by lack of space.

Retail industry, Retail trade, Scotland

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Purchasing power

Article Abstract:

The planned regeneration of the Cricklewood area of North London is discussed. The impact of the proposed development, which will include retail and leisure development as well as new homes and offices, is assessed.

Public works, London, England, Urban renewal, City planning, Urban planning, England

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