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Northern brownfield targets 'should be raised'
17 June 2004
The three northern regions should aim to provide 75 per cent of new housing on brownfield land, countryside campaigners insisted this week.
Spending review 'must tackle north-south divide'
17 June 2004
Tougher regional economic targets are needed in next month’s spending review to tackle the regional economic divide, according to an independent think-tank.
Calls grow to relax CDFI share rules
17 June 2004
Pressure is growing on the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to relax strict limits on the fund-raising ability of financial service providers specialising in deprived areas.
Strategic approach to wind farms rejected
16 June 2004
The Scottish Executive has rejected a call for planners to be allowed to take into account the cumulative effect of wind farms on an area.
Balls hints of more housing cash
16 June 2004
Gordon Brown’s economic adviser yesterday raised expectations about the money to be made available for social housing in the upcoming spending review.
Call to disband Scots economic forums
16 June 2004
A network of bodies aimed at streamlining local economic development in Scotland should be disbanded, according to Scotland’s spending watchdog.
Public sector 'acts as economic driver'
16 June 2004
The role of the public sector as a key economic driver is undervalued by both central and local government, an economic think-tank claimed in a new report.
Lipton resigns on eve of CABE audit
15 June 2004
Property developer Sir Stuart Lipton is to step down as chairman of the government's architecture watchdog, it was announced today.
Welsh planning aid gets a boost
15 June 2004
The Welsh Assembly (WA) has given £100,000 to planning advice charity, Planning Aid Wales (PAW).
Bristol NDC scheme given approval
15 June 2004
An ambitious £8 million regeneration programme has been approved by Bristol City Council.
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