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More homes from higher targets, says mayor

14 December 2004

London boroughs which have set a target that 50 per cent of new homes must be affordable are delivering more homes than those with lower requirements, according to new figures for London mayor Ken Livingstone.

Government: 'Core cities must work together'

14 December 2004

England's regional cities must cooperate to boost their economic growth, the government has warned.

£318 million to tackle Scottish deprivation

14 December 2004

The Scottish Executive has confirmed a £318 million three-year funding package to tackle poverty in Scotland’s most deprived communities.

Quality homes "key" to beating poverty

14 December 2004

Improving the supply, quality and sustainability of housing is one of the key principles that should lie behind a long-term anti-poverty strategy.

Crofting buyout under threat

14 December 2004

Scotland's first hostile purchase of a crofting estate could be rejected if ministers decide the new legislation is being used to circumvent the planning process.

Eastern assembly withdraws housing support

13 December 2004

The East of England Regional Assembly has withdrawn support for a plan to build new housing, due to a lack of infrastructure funding.

Smith appointed to boost capital's culture

13 December 2004

Former culture secretary Chris Smith is to chair a body responsible for boosting London’s economy by developing its creative sector, mayor Ken Livingstone announced last week.

Kirklees opposes 'harmful' listing of market hall

13 December 2004

Plans to list a 1970s market hall could derail the regeneration of Huddersfield’s town centre, Kirklees Metropolitan Council has warned.

Liverpool Vision rejects Fourth Grace criticism

13 December 2004

Liverpool’s urban regeneration company has defended the role it played in the collapse of the flagship Fourth Grace project following a critical report by the city council.