Let's not change into the Bull Ring

Article Abstract:

A 400 million pounds sterling scheme for the remodelling of the Bull Ring shopping centre in Birmingham, England, is close to being approved. However, some observers have reservations about developer Hammerson's plans for the site. They feel that market traders should not be moved to a smaller site further away from the city centre, and also believe that the remodelling of the Bull Ring should allow for residential space, rather than just commercial space.

Land Subdivision and Land Development, Facilities & equipment, England, Shopping Center Developers, Retail trade, Remodeling and renovation, Birmingham, England, Shopping centers

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How far would you go for the sake of a child?

Article Abstract:

Most people seeking to adopt a child are only prepared to take a new-born baby. However, some British couples have been prepared to consider older children, and have taken children from orphanages abroad who would otherwise not have experienced family life. These children often have many physical and emotional problems, and need adoptive parents who are prepared to work extremely hard.

Analysis, Intercountry adoption

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Alders, apples and wild brown trout

Article Abstract:

The Heritage Lottery Fund is seeking to protect the traditional landscape in Shropshire, England, through a grant of 799,000 pounds sterling to the Blue Remembered Hills Project. This initiative will involve using consultants to advise on wildlife and agricultural habitats.

Environmental aspects, Shropshire, England

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