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24 February 2006

KEEP REGENERATION COURSES OPEN TO ALL

No going back for the new East End

24 February 2006

There's a story behind The New East End, the book about kinship, race and conflict in and around London's Brick Lane, which has been getting justifiable media attention.

The schools that do best harm the rest

24 February 2006

Despite Labour's historic condemnation of the 11-plus, this government has failed to abolish the 164 surviving grammar schools. Indeed, Tony Blair has declared that neither he, nor any future prime minister,would ever scrap grammar schools.

Local energiser - Ben Hughes, chief executive, Bassac

24 February 2006

Supporting community groups is not just crucial to empowering people - it is also key to planned local government reforms and even the success of the Thames Gateway, says Ben Hughes.

Second Opinion on Walker Riverside, Newcastle

24 February 2006

Saad Ghandour, director of projects for the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, evaluates plans for eastern Newcastle

Olympics legacy must focus on jobs

24 February 2006

The winding-up of the Olympics Legacy Board is a positive move, says Anthony Vigor. It played a major role in bringing the Games to London, but other agencies must now take up the challenge of delivering the board's vision.

Radical city-region policy urged by Whitehall

24 February 2006

Experts working up emerging city-region policy ideas for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister have been urged by senior officials to be radical and reorganise metropolitan government.