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Go-ahead for £122m Norwich development

21 August 2008

Norwich City Council has given the go-ahead for Targetfollow's £122m Hartford Place development to the south of the City Centre.

Barnet to trial "nudge" theory

21 August 2008

A London council is to pilot policies based on a new theory of behavioural economics in a bid to tackle litter, reduce carbon emissions and increase recycling rates, it has emerged.

Dragons' Den project "boosted social skils"

21 August 2008

Young people involved in Dragons' Den-style panels to consider pitches from other young for funding for activities, buildings and equipment have improved their social skills, an evaluation has found.

Eastern European migration has dropped

21 August 2008

The number of Eastern European immigrants entering the UK to work has fallen, according to figures published today.

Small rise in housebuilding figures

21 August 2008

House building in England has dropped by 19 per cent in the last quarter to June compared with the same period last year, figures out today show.

2012 advisory board 'to be announced next month'

21 August 2008

Appointments to an Olympic legacy advisory board will be announced next month, Regen.net has learned.

Housing starts increase

21 August 2008

An increase in housing starts by social landlords has driven an overall rise in housing starts of two per cent in England in the second quarter 2008, figures released today show.

Valleys anti-poverty policies impacts "marginal", study says

21 August 2008

The valleys in South-East Wales are still the area worst hit by poverty in the principality and policies to tackle the problem have had only a marginal impact, an academic has said.