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Tories plan refocus of lottery spending

3 March 2006

The National Lottery Bill will see a renewed emphasis on the arts, sport, national heritage and charity if amendments planned by the Conservatives are incorporated.

15 councils share enterprise cash

3 March 2006

Fifteen local authorities have been awarded a share of £126 million under the first round of the Government's new enterprise fund.

Moneywise - Heritage Grants

3 March 2006

Source of funding: Heritage Grants are provided by good causes distributor the Heritage Lottery Fund.

A consultation to identify the top UK priorities for EU funding intended to support enterprise, sustainable communities and sustainable development from 2007 to 2013 was launched this week. The UK is expected to receive around £6.4 billion in structural funding. Consultation on Draft National Strategic Reference Framework for Future Structural Funds Programmes is available via www.regen.net/doc.

Voluntary funding package

3 March 2006

A funding package of £29 million for 219 voluntary and community sector groups across England was announced this week by good causes distributor the Big Lottery Fund. The money from the BLF's VCS funding programme will go towards projects that aim to improve quality of life, reach out to those most in need and enhance local environments and services.

Farmers consultation programme

3 March 2006

A consultation on the priorities of the next funding round of a programme that aims to help farmers and rural businesses respond to social and economic changes and demands has been launched by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Consultation on the Next Rural Development Programme can be viewed via www.regen.net/doc.

Aspirations funding approved

3 March 2006

Funding aimed at raising the aspirations, skills and levels of enterprise in deprived parts of the East has been approved by the region's developmnent agency. The East of England Development Agency said the £13 million from its Investing in Communities initiative was designed to build on the success of past programmes such as the Single Regeneration Budget.

Calls for exemption from infrastructure tax plans

3 March 2006

Housing growth areas should be exempt from the Government's proposed new development tax or face severe problems in meeting their housebuilding targets, according to respondents to the consultation on the tax.

Brownfield targets could be extended

3 March 2006

Commercial and industrial developers could be made to use more brownfield land under development targets being considered by the Government.

Jackson wins contract

3 March 2006

Builder Jackson Construction has won a £3.7 million contract in Exning, Suffolk to create a 34-apartment sheltered housing facility for charitable housing association Hereward Housing. The project will be funded by Hereward Housing, charitable trust the George Gibson Trust Foundation and regulatory body the Housing Corporation.