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Economic Development: Regional cities 'could rival capital'

6 August 2004

Regional cities such as Manchester and Birmingham could become serious rivals to London as commercial centres, according to findings.

Analysis: Can Brown's cuts boost efficiency?

6 August 2004

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Analysis: Community Renewal - RDAs and VCS disagree over communications gap

6 August 2004

The voluntary and community sector wants more dialogue with the regional development agencies, but not all the RDAs agree, finds Naomi Lindsay

Analysis: Transport - The rising cost of snubbing Manchester's trams

6 August 2004

Killing the planned Metrolink expansion will harm the whole city - not just the rundown areas it would have served, argues Stuart MacDonald Transport secretary Alistair Darling recently dealt a blow to Manchester's hopes for Metrolink expansion when he announced in the House of Commons that the phase 3 expansion had not been approved (Regeneration & Renewal, 23 July, p1).

Interview: Champion of the art of business

6 August 2004

As the chair of Creative London, Michael Frye CBE is tasked with building a network of creative hothouses across the capital. He tells Matt Ross that it's just a matter of squaring some circles

Opinion: Reeling under the Euro influence

6 August 2004

I've just spent a boozy weekend in Barcelona, along with thousands of other Brits who seem to operate to the same guiding, epicurean, principles as yours truly, viz: drink has been a wholly positive experience in my life and girls are great. But boy, do the Brits in Barcelona drink, making even me think twice about the attractions of the night time economy. And it's not just me. Barcelonans don't, I suspect, now view Easyjet as approvingly as they did before the lads and ladettes brought mayhem as well as money to the putrid alleyways of the Barri Gotic on your average stag or hen weekend.

Opinion: Central urges and local pushes

6 August 2004

Regionalisation has been on the agenda of both Labour and Conservative governments since the early 20th century. CB Fawcett's Provinces Of England (1919) first argued that an increasingly mobile, urbanised and industrialised society was beyond the control of central and local government. The creation of Special Areas in the 1930s and prime minister Clement Attlee's regional policy in 1945 were further evidence of the acceptance of regional differences.

Opinion: Why our public urban drama is a private affair

6 August 2004

Scene One: Heathrow Terminal One, Monday 6am, flight BA28 from Hong Kong disgorges your correspondent. None of the three long travellators from the gate to the baggage hall is working; well, the walk will do us all good, warding off deep vein thrombosis. But the escalator isn't working either. Nor is the lift - vital for disabled passengers. No-one seems to know who's responsible. The suggestion is that no-one is.

Editorial: Liverpool's dark Cloud shows lack of will and vision

6 August 2004

As an inquiry begins into the collapse of Will Alsop's plans for a Fourth Grace on Liverpool's waterfront, there is still widespread confusion over why the scheme was abandoned.