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Blair warned of franchise threat to Gateway

29 October 2004

A council leader has warned the prime minister that problems with the new franchise to operate Kent's railways threaten the growth prospects of the Thames Gateway.

Proposal to sustain Scottish social enterprise unveiled

29 October 2004

Plans for an extended infrastructure of Scottish social enterprises are under way amid concerns that millions of pounds allocated to the sector could be wasted.

Asylum protestors lose court battle

28 October 2004

Government plans to build a number of asylum centres round the country in a bid to relieve pressure on London and the south east looked on course today following an Appeal Court ruling backing the first planned centre near Bicester.

Oxfordshire calls for homes delay

28 October 2004

A South East council is urging regional planners to put back the government’s targets for housing growth until supporting infrastructure is provided.

Battersea plans waved through by GoL

28 October 2004

Eight planning applications for the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station have been given the go-ahead by the government.

Tories pledge new reform of planning

27 October 2004

The Conservative Party is promising to fundamentally reform the planning system following its "failure" to help development.

Tories unveil new housing policy

27 October 2004

The Conservatives today heralded a massive shift towards shared ownership by pledging to dedicate at least half of the housing development budget to the policy.

Corporation calls for Crossrail changes

27 October 2004

The Crossrail project will founder unless funding issues are resolved before the introduction of enabling legislation, according to a Corporation of London report released today.