Growth – and frustration – in Southampton
Panellists at the latest EG Question Time in Southampton discuss progress on the city’s masterplan amid a dearth of quality office space
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Inside the Essex business hub built from shipping containers
From Costa Coffee to the sisters selling diamanté-encrusted hair accessories to the Californian beauty pageant market, businesses are rushing to take space in a swathe of shipping containers popping up in and around Essex
Big news from Bedfordshire
COMMENT Freshly minted Mother of the Bride Jackie Sadek returns with good news from Bedfordshire
Breakthrough for Bracknell
After two decades of deliberation, Bracknell’s new retail and leisure scheme is about to open for business. Can The Lexicon give Berkshire’s new town a new lease of life?
Ebbsfleet Garden City: From industry joke to national leader
EDITOR’S CHOICE: Ebsfleet Garden City is on track to go from national joke to industry template. EG’s editorial team handpicks the best of the week.
Is the MoD’s estate sell-off running into planning problems?
Failure to include some sites in emerging local planning documents could hold back development for years, according to planning consultants.
GIC and Lendlease team up to sell Bluewater stakes for £1bn
GIC and Lendlease have teamed up to sell their combined stakes, valued at £1bn, in the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent
Question Time: Brain drain via the train for the Thames Valley?
When Crossrail opens in 2019 it will put East London just an hour from the Thames Valley, so does that make it commutable for tech talent living west of London?
Hampshire devolution in deadlock
Political leaders in Hampshire generally agree that some rearrangement of local council powers would help with planning, infrastructure and economic growth. They just can’t agree on what form a combined authority should take
Southampton on course for success
Investments into infrastructure, education and retaining its workforce mean Southampton is plotting its own bright future
