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But a swathe of new apartments, led by the redevelopment of the former Dimmey's building, are bringing a new generation of diners to Richmond.

Older Sichuan food aficionados often hanker after the flavours of their childhoods and the old mom-and-pop restaurants that have been swept away by the redevelopment of the city.

Conceived by the city's transportation commissioner, Janette Sadik-Khan, the plan is partly inspired by the redevelopment of downtown Copenhagen, many of whose medieval streets and plazas have been closed off to cars in the past decade.

But Mr. Bloomberg said to reporters yesterday morning that any such effort should proceed slowly, and that people affected by the attack on Sept. 11 and by the redevelopment of the area south of Chambers Street should first have adequate opportunities to express their views about a memorial, transportation, buildings and other changes downtown.

Protests triggered by the redevelopment of an Istanbul park have escalated into five days of unrest in Istanbul, the capital Ankara, and other Turkish cities. Newsnight's Paul Mason was in Taksim Square in the heart of Istanbul on Sunday night when the police used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon to try to clear the protesters.

Those from the college who died during World War II were commemorated by the redevelopment of the Norman Gallery area of the Castle in the 1950s.

"I see the main way in which the Commonwealth could assist the bid is by providing funding for the redevelopment of the North Hobart Oval, which would become the home of the new club," Wilkie said.

Britain's housebuilding capabilities are in the spotlight: No 10 has announced that ministers will commission 13,000 homes on five sites around southern England, the largest housing project led by central government since the redevelopment of the Docklands in east London in the 1980s.

By coincidence, six proposals for the redevelopment of ground zero, each including plans for a 9/11 memorial, are about to go on view at Federal Hall National Monument.

That good news comes hand in hand with an effort by the Port Authority to expand the redevelopment of ground zero onto adjacent private property, perhaps including the Deutsche Bank building, which must be taken down as a result of 9/11 damage.

When we were appointed by the Ministry of Defence to manage the redevelopment of the former Aldershot Garrison we found that Aldershot needed the new scheme to help revitalise the town.