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MOVES: Seeda announces new appointments
12 December 2003
The South East England Development Agency (Seeda) has announced three new board appointments. Phil Wood, the regional secretary of the southern and eastern region of public sector workers union Unison, Rob Anderson, the leader of Slough Borough Council and Peter Jones, leader of East Sussex County Council, will join the board.
MOVES: Southern Housing appoint director
12 December 2003
Valli van Zijl has been appointed as regeneration director of Southern Housing Group, an umbrella organisation for four not-for-profit bodies, including housing association Southern Housing. She previously headed regeneration projects for the East Thames Housing Group and held a senior development role at housing association representative body the National Housing Federation.
MOVES: Newcastle City Council names executive
12 December 2003
Newcastle City Council has named John Lee as chief executive of Your Homes Newcastle, the country's largest proposed arms-length management organisation (almo). Currently the council's head of regeneration: community services, Lee has been the almo's acting chief executive for the last six months and will take up the post in April. In his new role he will lead the council's drive to get £348 million additional government funding to ensure its 33,000 homes meet decent homes standards.
Student top-up fees 'will damage new university towns'
12 December 2003
University towns that have suffered from de-industrialisation will be the losers if the Government goes ahead with its plans for university top-up fees, a leading planning expert claimed this week.
London licks rivals as a lure for 'adventurous'
12 December 2003
London completely eclipses other UK cities when it comes to attracting the kind of people who are key to urban renaissance, soon-to-be-published research claims.
PRE-BUDGET REPORT NEWS: Sports club cash boost
12 December 2003
Support for amateur sports clubs will be boosted as part of the Government's drive to increase healthy living and community-based activities. Clubs which become Community Amateur Sports Clubs will be entitled to 80 per cent rates relief, worth between £1,000-£3,000 to each club. In addition, the thresholds at which community clubs are exempt from corporation tax will be doubled to £50,000, which Brown claimed will leave the vast majority of clubs "exempt from any such tax altogether".
PRE-BUDGET REPORT NEWS: New deal for skills planned to drive up quality employment
12 December 2003
Mandatory training for the long-term unemployed was this week unveiled by the chancellor as the Government tries to drive people into high-skills employment.
PRE-BUDGET REPORT NEWS: Chancellor unveils economic plan
12 December 2003
Further measures to promote economic development in deprived areas were unveiled by the chancellor this week.
STOP PRESS: England should be given statistics institutions
12 December 2003
England should be given regional statistics institutions to back the trend towards regional economic policymaking, a study released this week recommends. The suggestion comes from an interim report of the Allsop review into the use of statistics in policymaking. Review of Statistics for Economic Policymaking First Report is available at www.hm-treasury.gov.uk.
STOP PRESS: Pugh says proposal unacceptable
12 December 2003
In a response to a recovery strategy presented by the garden's trustees, culture minister Alan Pugh said the proposal for a multi-million pound public subsidy from the assembly was "unacceptable", but said he hoped the garden can still be saved.
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