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Government figures
6 January 2006
Government figures published this week show a strong link between deprivation and high rates of incapacity benefit claimants. The figures show that almost half of the worst pockets of deprivation in England, Scotland and Wales fall within the 100 constituencies with the largest number of such claimants. The data is available via www.regen.net/doc.
Waterways appointments
6 January 2006
Two appointments have been made to a commission that will advise Ken Livingstone on London's waterways. Labour London Assembly member Murad Qureshi and Green member Jenny Jones will co-chair the London Waterways Commission.
Shops could be obsolete
6 January 2006
Small local shops could become obsolete within a decade because of the growth in supermarkets, a special interest body of MPs is expected to warn later this month. The trend that has seen 10,000 independent shops close since 2000 could lead to their complete disappearance within ten years.
Yorkshire homes programme
6 January 2006
An £18 million investment programme to improve hundreds of homes in West Yorkshire was announced this week following the merger of the Bradford based Brunel and Family Housing Association into the Yorkshire Housing Group.
Development tax gets green light
6 January 2006
A plan to generate £300 million in cash from private developers in Milton Keynes to pay for public infrastructure is to go ahead after the Treasury finally approved the idea.
2006 set for community empowerment drive
6 January 2006
The Home Office will this year launch a drive to increase local empowerment and galvanise communities into becoming more involved in local decision-making, a senior official has told Regeneration & Renewal.
Buildings derided in television show
6 January 2006
Continuing television's recent obsession with all things regeneration related, Channel 4 has been taking a close look at the buildings that we love to hate.
China makes blueprint of Dorchester
6 January 2006
Work has begun on redesigning Dorchester - in a Chinese city. A development in Chengdu will be home to 200,000 people and will have the imaginative name of "British Town".
Gate left on council land after notice
6 January 2006
A cheeky householder in south Devon has had the last laugh by obeying an enforcement order requiring him to move a fence by 2m because it was encroaching on council land.
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