The future of the city

Article Abstract:

There is a need to take a much more coordinated approach to the development of the City of London, England, according to government architectural adviser Stuart Lipton. He believes that monorail will be the solution to transport problems. It would be nice to see some new towers in the City, according to government cities adviser Tony Travers. He would also like to see more bridges in the area. Planner Peter Rees emphasizes London as a world centre of excellence, while architect Bryan Avery would like to see gardens and palazzos on the roof of every building in the City of London.

Area & Regional Development, Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Management, London, England, Economic development, Architects, Buildings and facilities, City planning, Urban planning, City planners, Lipton, Stuart, Travers, Tony, Avery, Bryan, Rees, Peter

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UK Distribution Parks Directory

Article Abstract:

A supplement is presented containing details of over 420 properties and sites in industrial areas of England, Wales and Scotland which are available for leasing, purchase or development. The sites are on the market in April and May 2000.

Industrial sites, Contracts

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Meet the town's Marshalls

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An interview with the Mayor of Westminster Harvey Marshall and his wife Hazel is presented. The priorities which the Mayor has placed on tourism and business development and the difficulties faced by Soho are discussed.

Officials and employees, Mayors, Westminster, England, Marshall, Harvey, Marshall, Hazel

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