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Home Office to reduce delays in issuing Asbos

Measures to reduce delays in issuing antisocial behaviour orders have been unveiled by home secretary Alan Johnson.

Business rate supplement legislation gets Royal Assent

Legislation that will give councils powers to raise a business rate supplement to fund economic development has received Royal Assent.

Bristol City FC submits stadium plans

Bristol City Football Club has formally submitted plans to the city council for a £65 million stadium on a former landfill site at Ashton Vale.

Regeneration in the newspapers: 3 July 2009

In today's newspaper round-up, news that the 2012 Olympics chief is to defer his bonus, while wind turbines near Madonna's old house get the thumbs-down.

Report: Local area agreements good for voluntary sector

Nearly two-thirds of voluntary and community organisations think that deals setting out local priorities have had a positive impact on the third sector, a report says.

Manchester manager

Interview with Eddie Smith, chief executive, New East Manchester

Store Revamp

Project review of a discount retail centre has opened in converted canalside warehouses in Gloucester's historic quays.

Changing times

What challenges will Tom Russell's successor as head of Olympic Legacy face?

Holding the line on quality

Funding pressures are threatening design quality, but lessons from experienced regenerators can help maintain standards in these tough times, says Cabe's chief executive.

Fair Games: London Olympic 2012

Regeneration & Renewal's Fair Games campaign aims to ensure that the community in London's East End benefits from the 2012 Olympics.