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Eubanks to build affordable housing

8 October 2004

Former boxing champion Chris Eubank and his family have been granted planning permission to build affordable housing on the site of their Brighton home.

Aberdeen planning school closes doors

8 October 2004

The University of Aberdeen's planning school has officially closed following the decision to restructure the department, it surfaced this week.

Plans for community-led service deals

8 October 2004

Radical plans to develop agreements between community groups and mainstream agencies on local public services are to be launched next week, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.

Northern Way 'requires governance overhaul'

8 October 2004

The Northern Way will founder unless drastic steps are taken to make individual local authorities within each city region act for the greater good of the conurbation, experts hired by the Government have found.

Community-led service deals to be introduced

8 October 2004

Radical plans to develop agreements between community groups and mainstream agencies on local public services are to be launched next week, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.

North plan lacks city region links

8 October 2004

Stop Press: Trade secretary Patricia Hewitt approved ...

8 October 2004

Trade secretary Patricia Hewitt approved a North West Development Agency compulsory purchase order in Rochdale as Regeneration & Renewal went to press. The CPO will allow the development of the 170ha Kingsway business park. NWDA chief executive Steve Broomhead said: "We can now focus our efforts on bringing new businesses and jobs to the area, delivering a wide range of economic benefits for the whole region."

Stop Press: Shadow home secretary David Davis spelled out ...

8 October 2004

Shadow home secretary David Davis spelled out his plans for a New York-style zero tolerance approach to crime at the Conservative Party Conference this week. He said the Government had "recruited 25,000 people who can't arrest anyone" adding: "We will respond by recruiting 40,000 police officers who can." He said there would be no more national targets, ring-fenced funding or Whitehall priorities, leaving police free to cut crime. He also pledged to "substantially cut" immigration to the UK.

Quotes of the week

8 October 2004

"His objective is to kill the Tory party. Once a Labour MP, always a Labour MP." - John Redwood hits out at Ukip MEP Robert Kilroy-Silk at this week's Tory conference.

21 areas picked for flexible spending pilot

8 October 2004

Twenty-one areas have been selected for a government pilot that allows more freedom and flexibility over local spending instead of the nine originally planned.