Nadia Elghamry
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The street in need of a different sort of party
Clean up act Broad Street’s drunken days could be coming to an end as proposals for the formation of a BID are brought together.
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Putting jam in the middle
Regeneration The masterplan for Peterborough is to bring business back in from the outskirts and get life into the centre. Nadia Elghamry reports.
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The region’s driving force
Blue-eyed boy Not content with being a partner at Bidwells, James Buxton is going to be the new chairman of CBI East of England.
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But is it practical?
Architectural design Buildings such as the Erotic Gherkin can wow the public, but how flexible are they? And can they be let?By Nadia Elghamry.
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Safe as houses?
Safety In the current climate occupiers are stepping up their security, looking to more extreme ways of protecting their staff. Is this paranoia or peace of mind? By Nadia Elghamry.
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Permanent connections
Revival kick-started Despite £4bn worth of investment planned for the area, developers and agents fear Corby willbe overlooked without a much-needed railway station.Nadia Elghamry reports on moves to catch the…
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Caught napping
Working Time Directive The threat of a shorter working week has failed to grab the attention of distributors. Will they regret it? By Nadia Elghamry.
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Sun sets on the glass giants
Stock Agents predict a recovery in the Thames Valley market. But will occupiers want what is on offer in 2006? By Nadia Elghamry.
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Suburban transformation
Catchment focus Three schemes, at Harpurhey, Cheetham Hill and Denton are strengthening Manchester’s overall retail offer.By Nadia Elghamry. Pillar Property has been busy with its two retail parks – Manchester…
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Luxurious high streets
Top brands A host of top-quality names have opened units in Manchester, bringing with them the danger of market saturation. Nadia Elghamry reports on developments.
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Spirited performance
Profit-making powerhouse Its takeover of S&N’s retail division catapulted it into the big league, but the Spirit Group’s management is determined to avoid the limelight.
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On the streets where you BID
Rejuvenation ahead Helen Robinson has been charged with revitalising the West End’s key shopping streets. Nadia Elghamry asked the former Vogue editor about her strategy for the future.