Quietly confident

Article Abstract:

The south-east area of Wales is very strong, mainly because of the availability of labour and grants, according to Brunswick Holdings Chmn and Managing Director Terry Greenhaf. He believes that Brunswick will continue to focus on construction. He feels that Brunswick not a high-profile firm, and states that this is his preferred approach. He lists the company's planned projects, including a mixed leisure and residential scheme in Newport, Wales, and a very unusual leisure scheme in Bath, England.

Officials and employees, Real estate industry, Interview, Company Profile, Greenhaf, Terry, Brunswick Holdings

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Feeding frenzy

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The Westminster authorities have chosen not to issue any more late licenses and restrict A3 development in the West End, London, England. Their actions will lead to a drop in revenue for existing restaurants and bars which may also be affected by new parking laws.

Drinking places, Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages), Eating places, Restaurants & Food Service, Food Services and Drinking Places, Laws, regulations and rules, Bars (Drinking establishments), London, England, Leisure industry, Restaurants, Environmental policy, Licenses, Licensing

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Harbouring controversy

Article Abstract:

Crest Nicholson Properties have faced many problems trying to obtain planning permission from the local authorities in Bristol, England. They hope to provide offices, leisure facilities and houses in a mixed development at the Harbourside site.

Planning, Real estate developers, Buildings and facilities, Waterfront development, Bristol, England, Crest Nicholson Properties

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