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The number of visitors to Hadrian's Wall could rise to more than one million a year if proposals to boost tourist numbers and spending in the North-East and Cumbria goes ahead. An independent year-long study that assessed the potential of the tourist attraction produced a vision for Hadrian's Wall with goals including the construction of a Greatest Roman Frontier story centre. The project, headed by regional development agencies One-North East and the North-West Development Agency, calculated that an investment programme of around £56 million over ten years was needed to boost annual visitor numbers to more than one million. The Major Study of Hadrian's Wall is available at www.nwda.co.uk.

North-West launches NHS contract drive

10 September 2004

A programme aimed at encouraging local businesses to compete for NHS contracts was launched this week in the North-West.

Support for deprived children 'must reach beyond poorer areas'

10 September 2004

The Government should be doing more to increase the supply of childcare for deprived children outside the poorest wards, according to backbench MPs.

Call for details for our guide to consultants

10 September 2004

Regeneration consultants are being asked to contact Regeneration & Renewal to secure a place in our October supplement, The A-Z of Consultants in Regeneration.

Investigation clears lenders of misconduct

10 September 2004

Mortgage lenders have been cleared of redlining areas of low housing demand for home loans by an ODPM report.

All-postal assembly votes at risk

10 September 2004

Local government minister Nick Raynsford is set to abandon all-postal voting for the postponed referendums on elected regional assemblies in the North-West and Yorkshire and the Humber.

Thurrock strategy set to drive renewal

10 September 2004

An overarching strategy to regenerate Thurrock in the Thames Gateway is to be developed by consultancy EDAW, the area's urban development corporation (UDC) announced last week.

News brief: The NHF announces shortlist for awards

10 September 2004

The National Housing Federation (NHF) has announced the shortlist for its awards to celebrate the achievements of housing associations. Nominees for the Inbiz awards include Leeds Federated in the neighbourhood improvement category and Horizon Housing Group in the diversity and race section. Winners will be announced at the NHF conference in Birmingham on 23 September. Visit www.housing.org.uk.

Lancashire demolitions infuriate local activists

10 September 2004

Opposition is growing in Lancashire to the government's plans to boost declining housing markets, it emerged this week.

News brief: Finalists for Black Enterprise Awards

10 September 2004

The finalists for the Black Enterprise Awards, which recognises African Caribbean entrepreneurs and professionals for their "spirit and success" in a changing business climate, have been unveiled. Categories include business innovator of the year and lifetime achievement award. For further details, visit www.blackenterpriseawards.com.