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Guide to help planners launched

27 January 2006

A guide to help planners build "walkable" neighbourhoods that discourage car use has been launched by campaign group the Town and Country Planning Association. Sustainable Design and Construction is available via www.regen.net/doc.

Exchequer scooping lottery cash, says study

27 January 2006

Billions of pounds of lottery money have been used to fulfil government policy objectives that should have been met by the taxpayer, according to a think-tank report published last week.

Truancy still rising despite £885m bill

27 January 2006

The Government is failing to make progress in tackling truancy despite spending £885 million over the past seven years on the problem, a committee of MPs has warned.

Open-air art Islanders efforts displayed around site

27 January 2006

Artwork by local residents and schoolchildren will feature in an open-air art exhibition at East Cowes on the Isle of Wight, to be opened next week.

Poor face banking hurdle, says study

27 January 2006

People on low-incomes still have "acute problems" opening basic accounts, despite banks having to comply with a minimum level of standards when offering services to vulnerable groups, according to a report published this week.

'Free start" to basic banking proposed

27 January 2006

Banks should introduce a 'probationary period' on new basic bank accounts, exempting low-income customers from charges in the first few months, MPs were told last week.

Half of city academies among worst schools

27 January 2006

Half the Government's flagship city academies are among the worst performing schools in England, a league table published last week shows.

One in three trust vouchers 'unused'

27 January 2006

Almost a third of Child Trust Fund vouchers sent out since the scheme was launched last year have not been used to open an account, figures showed last week.

Up and Running - Your Street, Your Call, Coventry

27 January 2006

Scheme: Your Street, Your Call in Coventry.

Local Government Information Unit launches campaign

27 January 2006

The Local Government Information Unit last week launched a campaign to strengthen local democracy. Its Making Local Democracy Work initiative will research and make recommendations on neighbourhood-led governance, council tax, local area agreements, local government structures and the role of councillors.