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OPINION: Time to fight the Euro dithering

30 May 2003

It was a pretty historic occasion, a Labour secretary of state sharing common cause with a backbench member of the opposition. Both Patricia Hewitt and former chancellor Kenneth Clarke joined forces last week...

OPINION: National legacy needs the beef

30 May 2003

I read somewhere that for the manufacturers of Birmingham the most pressing transport problem was the condition of the M25. This refreshingly reminds us that, although RDAs may think nothing exists outside...

EDITORIAL: Empty housing is only a small part of the problem

30 May 2003

Looked at in isolation, the statistic that nearly three quarters of a million homes in England lie empty at any one time seems pretty damning. How can this be allowed to happen...

RETAIL: High streets' chain reaction

30 May 2003

As new out-of-centre developments are rebuffed by modern planning guidance rules, supermarkets have been forced onto the high street. But is the rise of the small-scale, high street-based, brand name supermarket a cause...

COMMUNITY FINANCE: Low paid deserve a new bank deal

30 May 2003

Unscrupulous loan sharks who prey on the poor are proving the case for US-style community development credit unions, says Nick Loney. A survey conducted last summer of 180 households on the...

TURNING POINT: Turning people power into action

30 May 2003

My father came to Britain in 1953 from Jamaica, and settled in Brixton. When I walk from the library now to the civic centre, I see elders on park benches who knew...

DIARY: Regeneration chic, chastised RDAs take note and sweeties get sick

30 May 2003

Think tank Demos took the concept of "muzak" to a new level at its Boho Britain cultural regeneration conference this week. In a radical departure, the self-styled "greenhouse for new ideas" decided...

BOOK REVIEW: Lessons on community spirit

30 May 2003

East Enders is a fascinating, close-up study of 100 families living in two desperately poor neighbourhoods in Newham and Hackney. The families were interviewed several times, building up a detailed picture of their...

AGENDA: Agenda to 25 June

30 May 2003

3 JUNE: ICT Supporting Regeneration. Organiser: National Computing Centre (NCC), ODPM and Regeneration & Renewal. Venue: Manchester. Fee: £295. Details: NCC (tel) 0161 242 2121. 5-6 JUNE: Core Cities Summit 2003: Cities...

Approval won for Newcastle development

30 May 2003

Plans to regenerate part of Newcastle's East End with 1,350 homes won the backing of city councillors last week. The consortium Places for People was given approval by Newcastle City Council's cabinet...