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Sorrell set to take CABE hotseat

3 December 2004

Former Design Council chief John Sorrell will next week be appointed as the new chairman of government architecture watchdog, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE), according to reports.

Corpy asks to fund demolitions via grants

3 December 2004

Government regulatory body the Housing Corporation has asked the ODPM for permission for it to be allowed to fund housing associations to demolish houses as part of its standard grant programme.

Darling rejects controversial road scheme

3 December 2004

Environmental groups are celebrating after controversial plans to widen the A303 in Devon and Somerset were rejected by transport secretary Alistair Darling.

ODPM refuses North Staffs a new UDC

3 December 2004

The ODPM has turned down a request for an Urban Development Corporation in North Staffordshire.

Regeneration rows spilt Leicester coalition

3 December 2004

Labour has dramatically re-taken control of Leicester City Council after the ruling Liberal Democrat-led coalition fractured following a series of rows over regeneration policy.

Appointment at Welsh Assembly Government

3 December 2004

Professor David Egan has been appointed as a special adviser to the Welsh Assembly Government on education and lifelong learning. He will take up his appointment at the start of January as a secondment from his post as professor of education at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff. Professor Egan will continue to spend one day a week on his academic duties at the university.

Dormant cash may go to renewal

3 December 2004

Billions of pounds lying in dormant bank accounts could be used to create a massive regeneration fund that would outstrip the entire allocation to good causes by the National Lottery in the last ten years, according to findings.

Working for racial harmony

3 December 2004

A workshop designed to promote greater understanding and appreciation of South Asian cultural traditions among young people on a white majority population estate in Yorkshire took place this week. Young people from the Holme Wood estate (pictured above) joined in with the workshop, which was run by the Churches Regional Commission for Yorkshire and the Humber. South Asian artist Avtar Singh Lota appeared in traditional dress and demonstrated classical and folk music on the dilruba - a four-stringed instrument played with a bow.

Government rejects bid for a UDC in North Staffs

3 December 2004

The ODPM has turned down a request for an Urban Development Corporation in North Staffordshire.

Labour steps in after council split

3 December 2004

Labour has dramatically re-taken control of Leicester City Council after the ruling Liberal Democrat-led coalition fractured following a series of rows over regeneration policy.