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Details of plan for the redevelopment of Swindon released

24 September 2004

Plans to build 3,000 homes and create 10,000 jobs in Swindon were unveiled this week by the town's urban regeneration company.

West and East Midlands agree on a growth plan

24 September 2004

Development bodies in the West and East Midlands are to endorse plans to create a 'Midlands Way' growth strategy aimed at boosting economic growth across the whole of central England.

New Publications: Government Publications

24 September 2004

The Labour Force Survey. Published by the Department of Work and Pensions. Available at www.dwp.gov.uk

£100m kick-start for Northern Way

24 September 2004

The Government is to set up a £100 million growth fund to drive forward the ambitious Northern Way strategy launched by deputy prime minister John Prescott this week.

Community Renewal: We're failing in the inner cities, admits government minister

24 September 2004

The Government's record of regeneration in the inner cities has been attacked by one of its own ministers.

Community Renewal: 'Ban pay rises for non-volunteers'

24 September 2004

Employees who do not take part in voluntary activity should be blocked from pay rises and promotion, according to the leader of Britain's business sector.

Community Renewal: Free banking offer to not-for-profit groups

24 September 2004

An account was launched this week offering free banking to thousands of not-for-profit organisations.

Community Renewal Brief: Report highlights impact of green space

24 September 2004

A report highlighting the impact of green space on quality of life in Scotland was published this week. Commissioned jointly by Greenspace Scotland, Communities Scotland, NHS Health Scotland and Scottish National Heritage, it looks at the contribution green space makes to transport, enterprise, health, communities and young people. Making the Links: Greenspace and the Partnership Agreement is available at (email) info@greenspacescotland.org.uk.

Community Renewal Brief: The Peabody Trust wins contract

24 September 2004

Housing association the Peabody Trust has won a contract from the Department for Education and Skills' Children and Youth Division to administer the Local Network Fund in the London boroughs of Haringey, Enfield, Islington and Camden. The trust will award grants of up to £7,000 to community and voluntary groups from a total fund of £469,566 which is available until 31 March 2005.

Community Renewal Brief: Keep Britain Tidy urges councils

24 September 2004

Environmental campaign group Keep Britain Tidy is urging councils and housing associations to collect dumped cars for free as part of a two-week amnesty in November. More than 80 councils have already joined the campaign, which will see wrecked cars moved for nothing to reduce the cost of removing and storing them.