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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: The UK has reached 2 million ...

30 May 2003

The UK has reached 2 million broadband connections, e-commerce minister Stephen Timms announced last week when he visited East Sussex with rural affairs minister Alun Michael. Timms also reiterated the Government's aim that...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: The Government should place ...

30 May 2003

The Government should place greater emphasis on regional airports, according to the three regional planning authorities covering the greater South-East. The South East England Regional Assembly, the Greater London Authority and the East...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Nine science centres and museums ...

30 May 2003

Nine science centres and museums across the UK have been awarded a share of £3.8 million by a science renewal fund. The £33 million ReDiscover fund is a joint venture between the...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Regional development agency ...

30 May 2003

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands will spend £4.5 million showing the region's firms how to use open source software, which allows users to modify packages to the needs of their business. The...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Manchester tops creativity index

30 May 2003

Manchester has edged ahead of London as Britain's most creative city in a new index. Leicester and London are ranked joint second in the creative ratings and Nottingham fourth. The findings, by...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Gloucester vision

30 May 2003

Gloucester's shadow urban regeneration company board this week submitted its case for the establishment of a URC to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minster . If successful, the body will be...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Government 'lacks skill to build high-tech economy'

30 May 2003

Current government skills and innovation initiatives are not radical enough to make Britain a high performance economy capable of competing in the changing global context, according to a report published last week. The...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Councils resist push to spend on renewal

30 May 2003

Local government chiefs are opposing moves by property developers to compel councils to spend new business rates revenue on regeneration. Earlier this year, Whitehall announced that the local government bill will be amended...

INTERVIEW: Rebuilding grassroots potential

30 May 2003

Indian activist Bunker Roy has just won a major award for his community empowerment and environmental work. He tells Matt Ross why only 'ordinary people' can solve the problems of their communities....

OPINION: Key economic drivers need a joined-up policy

30 May 2003

Going back into the mists of time, when a young and starry-eyed Tony Blair swung open the door of Number 10, all the talk was of joined-up government. Down in the neighbourhoods,...