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Monthly Archives: March 2014

Peel’s Ocean Gateway – £2bn of capital investment to date

The Peel Ocean Gateway Economic Impact Assessment release earlier this month gives an insight to some of the major achievements of this development and regeneration strategy: 1. Capital investment – £2,075 million of capital investment – of which Peel has contributed over £955 million (current or nominal prices); 2. Temporary employment effects – some 12,980…

March 31, 2014 in Construction, Regeneration.

“HOME” tops out at First Street, Manchester

Manchester City Council, Ask Developments and Wates see the Topping Out ceremony for the cultural centrepiece of the First Street Development: http://tinyurl.com/n7cjmw9

March 31, 2014 in Construction, Regeneration.

Waterfront Regeneration: Wirral Waters boosted by new Wirral Metropolitan College Campus

Peel Group and Wirral Metropolitan College announce a new campus at the heart of the Wirral Waters regeneration scheme. http://tinyurl.com/qgev6la

March 31, 2014 in Regeneration.

Hop on the Celotex Bus – Destination: Part L Compliance

The Celotex Double Decker is in Nottingham – are you up to date with the Part L changes? http://tinyurl.com/p7o6t9o

March 31, 2014 in Construction.

Sunderland City Centre Regeneration to be boosted by £29m Sunderland College Campus

More good news for the North East of England today with this city centre regeneration scheme which will attract more students to the area, bring in 120 new jobs and provided a much needed platform from which to drive further urban regeneration. http://tinyurl.com/njh97d4

March 31, 2014 in Regeneration.

Local Growth Fund bidding sets LEP’s t each other’s throats

This is Money has a fascinating piece looking at the tensions between the 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships set up by the Coalition in 2010 as bidding starts for a share in the Government’s £2bn scheme. This is not hardly the joined up, collaborative approach to regneration envisaged when the LEPs first emerged blinking into the…

March 31, 2014 in Regeneration.

HS2: Crewe Hub good, but Warburton and Hale Barns left wondering…..

Another local political headache emerging from the plans for progress with HS2 announced in Sir David Higgins’ recent report. Notwithstanding the indication of the establishment of a Hub in Crewe as prt of the North West link, residents along the likely route (in this instance in Warburton and Hale Barnes are no nearer knowing he…

March 31, 2014 in Connectivity.

Stoke teams with Keele Uni to challenge Crewe for High Speed Rail College

Readers will recall that BUILT posted recently on the MMU proposal to collaborate with local educational institutions to establish a High Speed Rail College in Crewe in response to Sir David Higgins’ proposal that an HS2 hub should be based there. Now we have a challenger – Stoke-on-Trent is mobilising Keele University to to support…

March 28, 2014 in Connectivity, Regeneration.

Could Etihad Stadium be hub for 7000 home regeneration scheme?

Estates Gazette suggests that MCFC’s ownership may be considering investing in the regeneration of housing around the Stadium and adjacent to the new Football Academy development. http://tinyurl.com/n7f3tql

March 28, 2014 in Regeneration.

NELEP funding is key to creation of 85 jobs at Mecaplast in Peterlee

Following on our post congratulating County Durham on securing significant inward investment in the rail sector recently, Mecaplast is another success. The NELEP funding is part of a £6m investment package which has resulted in 85 new local jobs as the car parts business develops and grows to meet the needs of its customers, such…

March 28, 2014 in Regeneration.

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David Vayro


Partner leading the Built Environment Projects Team from the Manchester office of Primas Law covering Manchester, Cheshire and London, specialising in front end project work, all things procurement and in particular public procurement in the EU.

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