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Councils predict homes shortfall

6 January 2006

Most local authorities believe they will not meet the need for large increases in the construction of affordable housing by spring 2008, according to a report published before Christmas.

Deprived Scottish communities have received a share of more than £7 million of European structural funding. More than £6 million has been allocated to projects to develop small electricity schemes, train people in renewable energy and develop community centres in the Highlands and Islands. In the south of Scotland a number of organisations will share £800,000.

Community bodies fund launched

6 January 2006

A fund to support the expansion of community bodies that work with businesses to reduce waste costs by reusing materials and products has been launched by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Under the £2 million Business Reuse Fund, funding will initially be available to finance work for a year from April 2006. The fund will be managed by the Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts. For details, visit www.rswt.org/waste.

Scotland projects to benefit

6 January 2006

Adult learning, community transport and recycling projects in disadvantaged rural areas in Scotland will benefit from a £2.2 million funding boost. The Scottish Executive has allocated £100,000 each to 22 Rural Services Priority Areas for improvements to rural services.

Transport schemes helped

6 January 2006

The Government has allocated £34 million from the £200 million cross-departmental Community Infrastructure Fund to two transport schemes supporting housing growth. A total of £24 million will be spent on improving the capacity of Milton Keynes Central station. And £10m will be spent on the new Dalston Junction station in London.

Moneywise - Parenting Fund

6 January 2006

Source of funding: The Department for Education and Skills.

Migration reversal sees workers heading North

6 January 2006

The North of England has halted the traditional annual population migration to the South for the first time since records began, according to new government statistics.

Traffic scheme first for Gateway UDC

6 January 2006

The delivery body responsible for regenerating London's Thames Gateway is to invest in transport improvements in Canning Town as its first project.

Dome contract signed

6 January 2006

A building contract has been signed between Anschutz Entertainment Group and developer Sir Robert McAlpine for the next phase in the redevelopment of the former Millennium Dome, the O2 arena. The phase focuses on the 32,500sq metre 'entertainment district', featuring a music venue, exhibition centre and 11-screen cinema.

Consortiums appointed

6 January 2006

Two consortiums, led by developer Royal Haskoning and architects White Young Green respectively, have been appointed as principal consultants on regeneration plans for West Cumbria. Under a framework agreement drawn up with urban regeneration company West Lakes Renaissance, the consortiums will bid for individual projects within WLR's programme including the regeneration of Whitehaven and the masterplan for the Port of Workington.