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Business Link facing legal action

26 September 2003

The former head of a community-based enterprise in Nottingham is threatening to sue the Government's business advice network, claiming that advice it gave her caused her company to go bust. Madi Sharma...

Battersea makes endangered list

26 September 2003

The significance of the decision this week to place Battersea power station in south London on a list of the world's most endangered sites has been dismissed by the company trying to...

Quangos 'could have to step aside' for councils in new UDC

26 September 2003

Regeneration quangos such as English Partnerships may have to surrender a place on the proposed east London Urban Development Corporation (UDC) to guarantee local authority representation, says a senior council officer in the...

Lib Dems launch plan for affordable housing

26 September 2003

Plans to secure supplies of affordable housing were unveiled by the Liberal Democrats this week. Under the proposals, council registers of empty properties would be compulsory, and property owners would be encouraged...

South and East must build their way out of crisis, claims report

26 September 2003

A quarter of a million homes should be built every year for ten years to overcome the shortage of housing in parts of England, a report claims. Campaign body the Town and...

Call to cut university entry grades for poor

26 September 2003

Children from disadvantaged backgrounds could be offered university places on lower grades than those from more affluent families under a proposed shake-up of higher education. Professor Steven Schwartz, the Government's adviser on...

Bura announces its best practice winners

26 September 2003

A redeveloped housing estate, a work and training scheme and a regenerated stretch of canal are among the five winners of this year's British Urban Regeneration Association best practice awards. Announcing the...

STOP PRESS: Sandwell URC appoints first chief executive

26 September 2003

One of the country's most recently established urban regeneration companies has appointed its first chief executive. Ros Kerslake starts at Sandwell URC next month. Kerslake began her career as a corporate lawyer before...

STOP PRESS: David Blunkett conference speech

26 September 2003

In a speech at think-tank the Economic and Social Research Council's democracy and participation conference this week, home secretary David Blunkett outlined a vision of "civil renewal" in which people participate in improving...

Nelson homes demolition halted

26 September 2003

A controversial plan to demolish 350 Victorian homes in Nelson, East Lancashire, has been put on hold after deputy prime minister John Prescott turned down an application for an initial compulsory purchase order...