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NewsIJM Land partners with Network Rail for railway developments
Network Rail and Malaysian developer IJM Land have formed a partnership to explore opportunities on land close to rail assets.
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News
Plans submitted for Liverpool Street station £1.5bn regeneration
Shard developer Sellar, MTR Corporation and Network Rail, have submitted a joint planning application to the City of London Corporation for their £1.5bn redevelopment of Liverpool Street station.
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Markets
Ports up their green credentials
Shipping set to play bigger role as UK reduces reliance on air and road freight.
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News
Revised plans for Euston HS2 station have ‘not succeeded’ as cost hits £4.8bn
The price tag for a HS2 station at Euston in London has rocketed to £4.8bn since 2020, with revised plans for a delayed London terminus still failing to deliver a viable solution, according to the public spending watchdog.
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Thames Freeport greenlighted with £25m funding
Thames Freeport has received final government sign-off to start operating and will receive up to £25m in seed funding.
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Markets
Canary Wharf of the Midlands
The UK Central hub development looks set to transform the Solihull area.
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Online
Chester regeneration framework revealed
Plans to transform the area around Chester railway station have been kickstarted with the launch of a public consultation into the scheme.
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News
Plymouth, Solent and Teeside freeports given final approval
Freeports in Plymouth, Solent and Teesside are now up and running after being given final government approval by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC).
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Markets
Airports plot a new course
The pandemic has driven up demand for space surrounding airports.
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Markets
Stockport’s stock keeps rising
Transport interchange redevelopment leads major regeneration of the town. Adam Branson reports.
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News
Battle stations over Liverpool Street redevelopment plans
Historic England slams Sellar’s £1.5bn scheme as ’oversized and insensitive’.
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Lancashire council takes forward plan for new railway station
A new railway station is to be built in Preston subject to planning approval from Lancashire County Council.
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Insight
Future of Freight: planning reforms must not be the end of the story
A radical change of direction could soon be underway for the freight and logistics industry, following publication of the government’s new Future of Freight plan. Calls for evidence on various aspects of its vision and priorities have already started to land.
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Insight
The Elizabeth line is a sleeping giant
The opening of the Elizabeth line in May represented a historic achievement. To say Crossrail had been long awaited is an understatement: plans for an east-west railway across the capital have been around in some guise since the 1880s, albeit the Crossrail name was not coined until 1974 and royal ...
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Insight
Freeports start to take shape
These designated tax and custom sites are piquing the interest of developers. Tim Clark reports
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Insight
Elizabeth line will serve as catalyst for the property industry
To say that many of us in the property and construction industry were looking forward to the Elizabeth line opening would be a huge understatement. It marked a defining moment for transport and its impact will be widespread, encouraging sustainable travel by providing new journey options and reducing travelling time.
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Insight
Elizabeth line keeps City on track
Following the uncertainty created by the pandemic and the UK’s departure from the EU, I am delighted to kick off my term as planning and transportation chairman at the City of London Corporation with positive news for the Square Mile and the capital.
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Markets
Leeds left in a siding over HS2
Land parcels still locked up pending decision on the line’s replacement.
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News
Crossrail hailed as a ‘game changer’ for occupiers
Despite the many delays in delivering Crossrail, property industry experts have claimed that the new line’s hotly-anticipated opening will be a “game-changer for central London occupiers”.
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Markets
Transport plans hit a road block
U-turns on road and rail projects in the region are stalling development.
