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Council business rate bounty set

13 August 2004

Councils will be able to keep 70 pence in every pound they bring in through business creation up to a maximum figure set by government.

Stop Press: Unemployment rises

13 August 2004

Unemployment rose by a 0.1 percentage point to 4.8 per cent in the three months up to and including June 2004 from the previous quarter, the Office for National Statistics announced as Regeneration & Renewal went to press. The number of unemployed people rose by 27,000 in the spring quarter compared with the winter quarter - January, February and March. To view the figures, visit www.statistics.gov.uk.

Analysis: Tories unveil housing policy

13 August 2004

Tory plans to resolve the housing crisis mean tearing up Labour's template, says Huw Morris.

Stop Press: Transport for London to press ahead with extension

13 August 2004

Transport for London, the body in charge of public transport in the capital, will press ahead with a western extension to London's congestion charge scheme, subject to the availability of funding and after a period of further consultation. In a mayoral statement issued this week, Ken Livingstone revealed that the scheme will be a single zone, with free through routes on the A40 and the Inner Ring Road. He said that the end of charging could be brought forward to 6pm if the extension goes ahead, in order to assist businesses.

Opinion: Tanner on ... a much-vaunted bonfire of the quangos in Wales

13 August 2004

Time was when the new towns were the glamorous leading edge of the renewal of urban Britain and planners were clearly in control of that agenda. Today regeneration is where the action is and for planners involved in regeneration in Wales these are interesting times indeed.

Quotes of the week

13 August 2004

"Just consider that phrase 'anti-social behaviour' which we hear so often today. Eighteen year olds out after a night's drinking, overturning litter bins, pushing each other around, intimidating others - that behaviour is not just anti-social: it's wrong."

Rural policy statement relies on balancing act

13 August 2004

Guidance on rural development faces a struggle to please all quarters, reports Nancy Wainscoat.

Transport chiefs may up risk to save tramline

13 August 2004

Manchester's transport bosses are considering taking on more risk to get the blocked Metrolink tramline extension up and running.

Opinion: Fyson on ... steps taken to deliver greener homes in future

13 August 2004

The government is taking the need for more homes seriously. Following the chancellor's spending review, deputy prime minister John Prescott boosted his department's spending on tackling housing shortages and reviving northern economies to a massive £38 billion over five years. Housing expenditure is due to go up by 4.1 per cent a year in real terms, extra affordable homes will be built and the number of social rented houses and flats built each year will increase by 10,000.

Government blitz on drinking 'a success'

13 August 2004

A summer blitz on Britain's booze culture led by government chiefs intent on reducing alcohol-related disorder and under-age drinking in the UK's inner cities has been hailed a success.