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For sale to highest bidder: local spirit
6 January 2006
In December I was impressed and disturbed by a piece in the Guardian by the writer and Hackney resident Hari Kunzru. It explained how long-established and popular tradespeople in the east London borough, among them Tony, an Italian cafe owner, and Spirit, the proprietor of a Caribbean food store, had their businesses taken from them, in effect, by Hackney council. Having leased their premises from the council for years, they fell victim to the council's mysterious £72 million financial shortfall.
Defender of the public realm - John Thompson, chair, Academy of Urbanism
6 January 2006
Successful places and fruitful lives are down to great public design, says John Thompson. He wants to create a body that will aim to revive the "forgotten" discipline of urbanism.
Why Lyons could set the town halls free
6 January 2006
In his interim report Sir Michael Lyons opened the door for more fiscal freedoms for town halls. If he makes that final recommendation the local regeneration landscape could be transformed, says Ben Walker.
Benefit may be answer to unfair tax
6 January 2006
In spite of a widely held belief that the council tax bands should be reformed to make them fairer, Sir Michael Lyons is more likely to use the benefits system to achieve his aims, says Ben Walker.
Many city-regions or just the Big Smoke?
6 January 2006
The North needs city-regions to keep up with London, say Alan Harding, Simon Marvin and Brian Robson.
Second Opinion - Nottingham City Centre Masterplan
6 January 2006
Francis Glare, a director of consultancy BDP, reviews a ten-year plan for Nottingham City Centre
UK structural funds slashed by £3.85 billion
6 January 2006
The European structural funding budget for deprived areas in the UK has been cut by EUR5.6 billion (£3.85 billion).
Games effect could suck jobs to London
6 January 2006
The 2012 Olympic Games could displace jobs and investment from the rest of the UK to London, a government-commissioned report has cautioned.
Bargains in Brum Community groups sell crafts at winter arts market
6 January 2006
Birmingham community groups and artists sold handmade gifts at the annual Kings Norton winter arts markets before Christmas.
Ditched Woolwich station 'will cost 2,500 jobs'
6 January 2006
The Government's decision to drop a station for Woolwich Arsenal from the Crossrail London rail link plans will cost 2,500 local jobs and 4,500 new homes, according to Greenwich Council.
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