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Scrap Small Business Service, say Tories

17 August 2004

The Conservative Party would scrap the Government’s leading small business support service and conduct a review of advisory quangos and taskforces, in order to save money.

No ball games 'lead youngsters astray'

17 August 2004

Local authorities should provide more sports activities for bored youngsters in order to deter anti-social behaviour, according to a new report.

Reworked plans include industrial capacity

17 August 2004

Plans have been submitted for a major Thames Gateway mixed-use development incorporating an aggregates wharf.

Report casts doubt on new planning charge

16 August 2004

Good practice in using the planning obligations system could go a long way to meeting government objectives but proposals for a planning charge have serious flaws, latest research reveals.

Livingstone sticks by congestion plans

16 August 2004

London Mayor Ken Livingstone is to reject opposition among resident groups and retailers to his plans to double the size of the capital’s congestion charge zone.

Edinburgh site to house mixed-use scheme

16 August 2004

The future of one of the last major gap sites in Edinburgh city centre has finally been resolved with the approval of plans for an office and retail development.

Fears over water throw doubt on new homes

16 August 2004

Planning conveners have written to the Scottish Executive expressing concern that future development could be threatened by an over-stretched water and sewage network.

Brownfield 'could provide more homes'

12 August 2004

The amount of brownfield land available for development has stabilised over the past two years but estimates of the potential number of homes that could be provided on such sites have risen, according to latest figures.