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Perspective magazine is published annually; in between issues the team gathers news about development and regeneration in Derby and posts it here. An occasional email newsletter is also produced from this material. Send us your news: details or latest developments of your work on Derby's regeneration; updates on your company; your thoughts on the city's future. Subscribe to the magazine and/or newsletter here.
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Awards success for Derby Homes
Published: 2010-07-27 17:00:50
Derby Homes was named runner-up in the recent National Federation of ALMOs (NFA) Awards, which contains 69 member organisations across England.
Derby Homes claimed second place in the Most Innovative Project of the Year Award, for its Home2Work Scheme, at the ceremony at Manchester's Midland Hotel.
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City’s park life boost
Published: 2010-07-27 16:58:57
Derby residents were celebrating earlier this month when their parks received £142,500 from a £1 million grant by The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and the Big Lottery Fund (BIG).
The fund is dedicated to develop 11 parks across the UK, with Derby's share earmarked for Markeaton Park.
Councillor Alan Grimadell, cabinet member for leisure and culture, said: "This is good news for Derby residents and their favourite and much loved park."
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Prime site comes on to market
Published: 2010-07-27 16:57:10
A 1,300sq m development site to the south of Derby city centre has become available.
R:UK magazine has instructed Rigby & Co to dispose of Nightingale House on London Road.
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Pressure mounting on developer to demolish city's eyesore building
Published: 2010-07-26 09:40:55
Attempts are being made by Derby City Council to encourage a developer to demolish an eyesore building at the centre of Derby.
(Sourced from Derby Telegraph.)
The authority is hoping to pave the way for Wilson Bowden to knock down the former police station in Full Street which has been boarded up for years. read more
£15m underspend will help city works this year
Published: 2010-07-22 09:27:01
Derby City Council spent £15m less than it had budgeted on long-term programmes and buildings during the last financial year.
(Sourced from Derby Telegraph.)
The authority had budgeted for £86.1m of capital expenditure during 2009-10 but spent £71.1m.
That money will instead be added to this year's programme. read more
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