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Community support officers to be given powers over truants

27 January 2006

Community support officers will be given powers to take truants back to school in measures designed to build "safer, stronger communities", announced by the Home Office this week. The Police and Justice Bill outlines plans for a Police Improvement Agency to "streamline" police services and free up resources for front-line policing. The Police and Justice Bill is available via www.regen.net/doc.

Social landlords to double savings says report

27 January 2006

Social landlords are set to double their savings as a result of the Government's efficiency drive this year, according to a new report. Social housing adviser Mazars says the efficiency agenda should provide average cuts of more than £200 per unit for 2005-06. The report is available from (tel) 01384 230432.

Property Specialists announce plans for office complex near South Shields

27 January 2006

Two North-East property specialists have announced plans to create a £6 million office complex near South Shields. It will offer 16 two-storey units ranging from 100 to 260sq metres. The complex will aim to appeal to small to medium-sized businesses.

Project to restore Cotswold Canals receives funding

27 January 2006

A project to restore the Cotswold Canals was this week awarded £11.9 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The scheme has been offered matchfunding of £6 million by the South West of England Regional Development Agency.

NDCs get £7m to ease cash crisis

27 January 2006

An extra £7 million is to be made available over the next two financial years to New Deal for Communities partnerships to help alleviate an estimated funding shortfall of tens of millions of pounds.

Football fans plan social enterprise

27 January 2006

A supporters' trust has acquired a majority shareholding in a west London football club and plans to turn it into a community-owned hub, run as a social enterprise.

Games gift Olympic team offers East End vision.

27 January 2006

The team chosen to design London's Olympic Park and its associated infrastructure was announced this week.

Mayor backs West End revamp plans

27 January 2006

London mayor Ken Livingstone this week added his support to plans to redevelop one of London's most popular tourist destinations.

Agenda: Forward Diary

27 January 2006

16 February: Smarter Living Through Transport Smartcards. Organiser: Robert Gordon University. Venue: London. Fee: £295-£395 + VAT. Details: (tel) 01224 263134 or (website) www.rgu.ac.uk.

City's promoters traverse universe

27 January 2006

It is a question faced by all economic development and city marketing officers. How far should you go to hoodwink multi-national companies into relocating to your area? To the other side of the universe, if you are in the world inhabited by a futuristic BBC comedy series.