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Work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith has announced proposals to change the benefits system that he claims would "improve incentives" for the unemployed to find work.
Northern Ireland Executive reveals Maze regeneration plans
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Wirral Council pulls out of Birkenhead project
Local authority cites concerns over scheme's viability
Blog: The latest on LEPs
An update on how plans to set up LEPs are progressing around the country.
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In Depth
Meeting of minds at national summit
Delegates hear devolution of power will underpin future public policy
Interview: Steve Douglas
Ex-Housing Corporation head is enjoying regenerating his home turf in east London
Project review: The Mount
A project in a Hertfordshire prison prepares offenders to play a role in building communities
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Regeneration & Renewal Careers and Salary Survey 2009-10
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Fair Games: London Olympics 2012
Regeneration & Renewal's Fair Games campaign aims to ensure that the community in London's East End benefits from the 2012 Olympics.
Blog poll: Is it time to move beyond the Asbo?
Vote to tell us if you think the home secretary is right to signal the end to the use of Asbos
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Opinion
Richard
Garlick
Big Society needs more substance
Cameron must consider how his plans interact with efficiency saving agenda
Tim
Williams
Localism is already at an end
Town halls must be allowed to increase borrowing capacity
Forward Features 2010
Editor's Picks
Shapps outlines right to build plans
Rural communities could get powers to build homes without requiring planning permission
Blog poll: Is it time to move beyond the Asbo?
Vote to tell us if you think the home secretary is right to signal the end to the use of Asbos
North-West RDA outlines £52m of cuts
100 projects miss out on NWDA cash, while funds for 30 partner bodies will end in 2011
