Regeneration

Readers to choose their grand design

MAJOR PROJECT: Residents John Hickson, left, and Lee Carroll with Harpreet Rayet, centre, from Renew North Staffordshire. Picture: Neil Hulse

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

READERS of The Sentinel are being invited to choose a design for a major art project at a key regeneration site.

Housing regeneration agency Renew North Staffordshire has teamed up with a digital art company to design a massive decorative hoarding.

The...

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KEY SITES DEMAND SEVEN MORE YEARS

Thursday, March 11, 2010

THREE key regeneration projects are suffering from major delays after developers asked for more time to carry out their plans. Development sites hit...

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Privatising jobs still on future agenda

SCRAPPED: How we reported the job switch on Friday.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

THE decision to scrap the privatisation of up to 900 council jobs does not mean it will never happen, council chiefs insist. Cabinet members at...

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Anger as key sites lie empty for years

PLANS: Left, land off Waterloo Road set for redevelopment under Lear's plan. Centre, how it might have looked. Right, Chatterley Valley.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

THE old Victoria Ground was once a shrine for thousands of football fans who flocked to watch Stoke City play. Today it lies derelict, and residents...

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Long road to three sites' development comes to dead-end

Thursday, March 11, 2010

How the trio of regeneration projects have progressed in recent years. 1997: Stoke City Football Club leaves the Victoria Ground, in Stoke, to move to...

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Quarrying reduction depends on quango

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

RESIDENTS hope unelected officials will land a blow to plans for new and expanded quarries across the county. The West Midlands Regional Assembly...

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First narrowboat for 50 years moors at canal junction

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

MOOR PLEASE: A milestone in the campaign to reopen a filled-in part of a canal was reached with a £46,000 clean-up . A narrowboat became the...

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Housing earmarked for derelict pub site

SUPPORT: Graham Fowell is pleased to see the Travellers Rest, on Ashbourne Road, being developed. Picture: Cara Edgington

Monday, March 08, 2010

AN EYESORE pub could soon be demolished and replaced by a £900,000 housing development. Developers want to bring down The Travellers Rest in...

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800 JOBS SWITCH SCRAPPED

Friday, March 05, 2010

CONTROVERSIAL plans to privatise up to 800 council jobs are due to be abandoned. Stoke-on-Trent City Council had planned to transfer some office...

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Demolition strikes at housing figures

Thursday, March 04, 2010

REGENERATION specialist Renew North Staffordshire knocked down three times as many homes as it built last year. More than 500 houses were bulldozed by...

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