From what I can gather, London has been hit pretty heavy. Most likely due to it's biggest sellers being Buzz and Eyetoy games. Buzz stuff isn't so popular nowadays, while Eyetoy stuff is kind of redundant now Move is the focus, which I guess Sony feel other studio's can do stuff with for cheaper.

 Warrington / Liverpool have been under the kosh for a long time, and Liverpool havn't done anything for a long time. My guess is they're just putting them on NGP stuff, we know about Wipeout NGP anyway. I'm guessing Sony haven't got high hopes for Motorstorm Apocalypse either, and that's most likely a series we won't see on PS3 again, reckon the next one will be NGP only to reduce costs.

 Any news on Cambridge? They've been rumoured to be cooking a PS3 game forever (Some even dare suggest it's a new Medievil) but all we ever see from them is handheld versions of bigger Sony Studio's games :/.

Psygnosis! It made me think about Lemmings... Why doesn't Sony resurrect them?

So true, I could be wrong (and forgive me if I am) but I read a while back that games are far more expensive to produce in the UK than anywhere else.

If the government doesn't step in to curb this I can see these companies eventually packing up and moving elsewhere and that would be a shame.

Where are you getting that nonsense from?

I hope they don't touch Cambridge Studios, I needs more Medievil.

Not calling you a liar or anything but I would like to read about it if this is the case and my searches have returned nothing. Can you point to a source, please.

They've been simultaneously growing and cutting Rare over the past few years.  Rare today is significantly larger than they've ever been and even opened a 2nd full development facility (Fazeley Studios) last year, but a lot of the old staff have also been forced out.  

I will miss Gpolice and colony wars