FOYLE WATERFRONT, the proposed major regeneration of the former city centre harbour area of Derry - Londonderry, Northern Ireland.

Lodged for planning permission in December 2004, the Prince's Quay Building is of striking contemporary design. It comprises 100,000 sq ft of high quality office space, built over the river Foyle.
Local development company, McCormick Properties PLC, has been preparing this development since 1996.
McCormicks see FOYLE WATERFRONT as implementing many of the ideas comprised in the local community's City Vision 2020: "... a vibrant international city, set in an attractive protected environment and enriched by its strong community spirit and its respect for different traditions. It is a bold and ambitious vision ..."

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FOYLE WATERFRONT, LONDONDERRY: NEW E-PRESS RELEASE SYSTEM.

FOYLE WATERFRONT, THE PROPOSED REGENERATION OF DERRY'S FORMER CITY
CENTRE-HARBOUR AREA, HAS SET UP A NEW SYSTEM OF E-PRESS RELEASES. THIS IS AIMED AT INFORMING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES OF THE PROGRESS OF THIS VERY MAJOR DEVELOPMENT FOR THE NORTH WEST.

"We are grateful for the assistance of the local media", said Colm Cavanagh, Managing Director of
FOYLE WATERFRONT, "in helping us explain to the community our aims and to receive very valuable
feed-back and suggestions.

The new e-newsletter will add new dimensions to this in two ways:

- firstly, it will allow any individual or group to ensure that they receive this (free) newletter giving all the information that we are sending out to the public. - In addition, it will allow people and companies from
further afield, who don't receive the local media, to ensure that they are also kept up to date with progress here.

"This first e-newsletter, invites recipients to subscribe (free of charge) to these press releases - or, of course, to decline them", says Colm Cavanagh. "I expect that there will be a press release every few weeks describing progress of the development and, perhaps, providing a little
more background information to the work, to the development process, and to the development team"