HBG wins 240m pounds sterling Cardiff contract

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A 240 million pounds sterling high-tech sports village in Cardiff, Wales, is to be constructed by a consortium headed by Phillips Projects UK and Dutch contracting concern HBG. The consortium will be major shareholder in a new public-private company, with Cardiff County Council holding a stake through the provision of land. The project will include an ice rink arena, a 17,000 spectator stadium, a sports clinic, a diving pool and a 250-bedroom hotel.

Contracts, Design and construction, Buildings and facilities, Stadiums, Cardiff, Wales, HBG Hollandsche Beton Groep N.V.

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Coming up roses

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There is some evidence only a few people in urban communities are interested in getting involved in the New Deal for Communities regeneration scheme which was set up by the UK government in Sept 1998.

United Kingdom, Analysis, Urban renewal, Public participation, Metropolitan areas, Urban policy

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Taking on Alsop

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Transport links are extremely important, according to property developer Malory Clifford. He emphasizes that he recognizes the need to ensure good access to public transport.

Real estate developers, Officials and employees, Interview, Clifford, Malory, Blackfriars Investments

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