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Watchdog to investigate supermarkets' role

17 March 2006

The major supermarkets, which have been accused of causing the homogenisation of high streets, have been referred to watchdog the Competition Commission by the Office of Fair Trading.

Wider rail powers for mayor urged

17 March 2006

Powers over commuter rail services that partly run outside Greater London would be handed to its mayor under Department for Transport proposals published last week.

Low pay rises with the minimum wage

17 March 2006

The minimum wage has pushed up the pay packets of the poorest-paid staff rather than simply leading to their wages bunching at low levels, according to an Office for National Statistics report.

Training will be pivotal to Scots tourism action plan

17 March 2006

Tourism workers in Scotland will be retrained as part of a ten-year plan to boost the country's tourism sector.

Data Check - Fall in Scottish farm jobs

17 March 2006

3% - fewer regular farm labourers were working in Scotland in 2005 compared with 2004

South London business group lobbies against government decision

17 March 2006

A south London business group is lobbying against a government decision to drop plans for a Crossrail station. The Crossrail station for Woolwich campaign is being led by Sir Bob Scott, chair of South London Business, and is backed by Nick Raynsford MP and Greenwich Council.

Developer for 2012 Olympic Games

17 March 2006

The choice of developer for the 2012 Olympic Games will be based on risk management and performance, and the contract will go to the bidder with the strongest team to manage the work, the Olympic Delivery Authority said last week. Sixty firms have expressed an interest.

National e-learning initiative significantly underused

17 March 2006

The national e-learning initiative for low-skilled workers is being significantly underused, says a report on Learndirect by the public accounts select committee. Committee chair Edward Leigh said many people are "not taking advantage of a golden opportunity". The report is available from www.regen.net/doc.