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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Data Check - Ethnic minorities over-represented on long-term dole scheme

3 October 2003

Only 67 per cent of participants in the government's Employment Zone scheme for the long-term unemployed are white - even though some 87.5 per cent of residents in England and Wales who...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Establishment of North-West Energy Council announced

3 October 2003

The establishment of the North-West Energy Council was announced last week by the North-West Development Agency. Chaired by John Roberts, chief executive of water company United Utilities, the council will draw together a...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Greater Cambridge Partnership awarded funding

3 October 2003

The strategic economic development partnership for Cambridge and its surrounds, the Greater Cambridge Partnership, has been awarded more than £500,000 of rural renaissance funding from the East of England Development Agency. Money for...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: South-East England Development Agency launches scheme

3 October 2003

The South-East England Development Agency last week launched a scheme to prepare for the introduction of environmentally sustainable freight transport services between Dover and the Continent. The Freight Intermodality & Exchange on Seas...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Forth Valley business start-ups increase

3 October 2003

New Scottish Enterprise figures show that the number of business start-ups in the Forth Valley region increased by 11 per cent over the past year. In 2002-03, Scottish Enterprise Forth Valley helped...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Merseyside Partnership releases report

3 October 2003

Liverpool city-region's image among business decision-makers and investment brokers is the best it has been for a decade, according to an independent report released last week by economic development agency The Merseyside Partnership....

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: North-south divide 'here to stay'

3 October 2003

People in the East of England and South-East regions enjoy greatest life satisfaction, according to a report designed as a toolkit for housing associations. The Midlands was found to be bleakest in...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Business politics not altered by devolution, according to report

3 October 2003

Business politics remain dominated by decisions made in London despite efforts to devolve activity to the regions, according to a report published last week. The Economic and Social Research Council report said...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Rotherham's caution on Sheffield renewal plans

3 October 2003

Sheffield's importance should not be overstated at the expense of Rotherham and other smaller towns and cities in the region, according to a report by Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council's regeneration board. The board...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Trafalgar extravaganza

3 October 2003

Trafalgar Square was transformed into a showcase of the capital's young singing and dancing talent last week in the Prince's Trust London at Your Feet event. The extravaganza, which saw Sunday visitors...