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Board named for Milton Keynes growth

18 June 2004

The board of the body tasked with spearheading expansion plans for Milton Keynes has been appointed, the ODPM announced this week.

Award entries beat all-time highest count

18 June 2004

This year's RTPI Planning Awards scheme, promoted in association with Planning, has secured a record haul of 104 entries.

Report highlights waste crisis level

18 June 2004

The problem of waste is in danger of becoming a "ticking bomb" according to this year's State of the Nation report, published this week.

Tory reshuffle signals fresh agenda move

18 June 2004

Conservative leader Michael Howard has announced a reshuffle of his shadow cabinet, as the Tories gear up for a domestic agenda policy push.

Book Review: Putting their best feet forward

18 June 2004

Walk to School: A Campaign Guide; By Jo Pike. Published by the Department for Transport, Living Streets and Travelwise. Available from Living Streets (email) jo@livingstreets.org.uk or (web) www.walktoschool.org.uk.

Agenda

18 June 2004

AGENDA TO 17 JULY

Diary: Clumsy apes, sunbathing japes and track's toxic legacy for tyres

18 June 2004

Diary was fortunate enough to blag an invite to a sumptuous charity fundraiser for the Unicorn Children's Theatre last week.

Turning Point: Inspiration leads to church revival

18 June 2004

Having an interest in countryside, travel, business and heritage, British Rail's management training scheme in the late 1970s proved my ideal career starting point. Within three years I was their youngest area manager. Reorganisation prompted my unexpected change of direction to Scottish secretary for The Duke of Edinburgh's award programme, an opportunity to shape the youth work programme I'd so much enjoyed as a teenage participant.

Community Consultation: Hot air or cold logic?

18 June 2004

Residents just want to get on with their lives, and social landlords need to attend to their core business. So why bother trying to involve residents in housing and regeneration consultations? Katie Smith has been finding out

Funding: Here a trickle, there a torrent

18 June 2004

Labour's commitment to supporting community finance providers will soon pass to the regional development agencies. Nick Loney hears of a future of highly-varying nurture