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Stop Press: Draft Charities Bill due to be published

28 May 2004

A draft bill outlining the future of the country's charitable, voluntary and community sectors was due to be published as Regeneration & Renewal went to press. The draft Charities Bill, which will include details of the biggest reform of charities law in over 400 years, was expected to be unveiled by voluntary sector minister Fiona MacTaggart. The National Council for Voluntary Organisations called on the Government to ensure that the Bill becomes an Act before the end of 2005.

Stop Press: Select Committee report on obesity

28 May 2004

Pedestrians have been "swept aside" by transport planners, a select committee report into the rise in obesity will say this week, according to a report on Radio 4's Today programme. The report will say that the Department for Transport has "allowed pedestrians and cyclists to be swept aside for two generations", the BBC claims. Tom Franklin, director of pressure group Living Streets, said: "That is why we need a national walking strategy, to turn that tide."

Quotes of the Week

28 May 2004

"It was the Conservative government that gave us the Jubilee line extension, the Docklands Light Railway and the Heathrow Express. In seven years of a Labour government and four years of a now-Labour mayor, we've had nothing like that." London School of Economics professor Tony Travers on the forthcoming elections in the Observer.

Regeneration & Renewal comes comes top in sector survey

28 May 2004

More than eight out of ten regeneration practitioners rate Regeneration & Renewal as the best specialist magazine for overall coverage of the sector, according to an independent survey.

Restructuring paves way for assemblies

28 May 2004

Proposals to restructure local government in the North-East, North-West, and Yorkshire and Humberside to make way for regional assemblies have been announced.

NDC board is hit by third resignation in a month

28 May 2004

A Leicester regeneration project has been hit by its third board member resignation this month.

Tool links mass transit to property value rises

28 May 2004

The prospects for new public transport infrastructure have been boosted by a report that claims to have found a robust tool to measure the growth in property values generated by such schemes.

RDAs want revenue limits to rise

28 May 2004

Regional development agencies have told the Government that their effectiveness is being impaired by Treasury rules limiting the amount they can spend on running costs.

Agenda

28 May 2004

DIARY TO 11 JUNE

Moves: Appointment at CB Richard Ellis

28 May 2004

Brian Raggett has been promoted from senior to executive director at CB Richard Ellis. He remains head of the firm's public sector consultancy.

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