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Spending Review: Childcare gets a boost

16 July 2004

Young children living in deprived areas were among the major beneficiaries in the spending review as Gordon Brown revealed larger-than-expected boosts for childcare and early years education.

Spending Review: Extra £95m to tackle fuel poverty problem

16 July 2004

The Government has reiterated its pledge to cut fuel poverty in vulnerable households by 2010 by adding the target to its Public Service Agreement targets.

Spending Review: 15,000 more wardens to hit streets as part of anti-crime drive

16 July 2004

Funding for an additional 15,000 community support officers (CSOs) and wardens to patrol the UK's streets was promised in this week's spending review.

Spending Review: Neighbourhood fund is extended

16 July 2004

Labour's flagship fund for improving service delivery in deprived areas will be extended for a further two years, it was announced in this week's government spending review.

Spending Review: Housing pathfinders receive £450m to tackle low demand

16 July 2004

The Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme's funding will rise to £450 million in 2007-08, it was announced in this week's spending review.

Spending Review: New measures to improve liveability

16 July 2004

New measures to boost liveability and tackle financial exclusion were announced as part of the Spending Review.

Spending Review: South-East growth areas to get £200m

16 July 2004

The South-East's Communities Plan growth areas were this week given a £200 million shot in the arm for transport infrastructure.

Spending Review: 10,000 extra social homes funded

16 July 2004

Funds for an extra 10,000 social rented housing units a year will be provided to tackle the housing crisis, an increase of 50 per cent on today's levels, the Chancellor announced this week.

New European funding worth £20 million has been awarded to 91 projects across the west of Scotland. The grants, from three European programmes, will be used to promote economic growth, attract tourism and develop community initiatives. Funding of £244,707 has been awarded to the local tourist board to conduct a marketing campaign to promote Loch Lomond (above) and the Trossachs area as a destination for UK and international visitors. Funding also went to the Rosemount Flexible Learning and Literacy Centre in Royston.