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City-power signals the end for RDAs

16 December 2005

The City Regions Commission is indecisive on the RDAs, says Graham Stringer, but he's sure they should go.

Second Opinion on the South-west Burnley masterplan

16 December 2005

Alan Houghton, an associate with Scott Wilson, comments on plans for a pathfinder area

Skills key to mixed communities, says study

16 December 2005

Government policies designed to create communities with a mix of tenures and incomes will only succeed if they are directly connected with labour market strategies, research has found.

Highways Agency role to be probed

16 December 2005

A select committee of MPs will launch an inquiry into the role of the Highways Agency early next year.

Wolverhampton vision Applications in for scheme for hi-tech firms

16 December 2005

Planning applications for a 'technology gateway' of iconic buildings designed for use by hi-tech firms and business support services in Wolverhampton were submitted to South Staffordshire and Wolverhampton City councils last week.

Bus use declining outside London, says report

16 December 2005

Declining bus use outside London is threatening the Government's progress on increasing the number of journeys made by public transport, according to findings.

Adult literacy programme is failing

16 December 2005

There has been a "depressing lack of improvement" in adult literacy and numeracy training despite a major government drive in this area, according to a report published last week.