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Appointment at Salford City Council

24 March 2006

Rachel Monaghan has joined Salford City Council as project leader - common service provider. She will oversee the development and delivery of a partnership organisation that provides housing services to the tenants and residents of Salford. She was formerly supporting people lead officer at the London Borough of Greenwich.

Appointment at Newcastle City Council

24 March 2006

Newcastle City Council has appointed Marie Fallon as director of regeneration. Fallon, currently group director of environment at Cheltenham Borough Council, will take up her post in early June.

Group set to trial its knotweed remover

24 March 2006

A community group has been cleared to trial its pioneering system for removing a rampant weed from brownfield land, potentially saving developers millions of pounds.

Web work plan 'can save pounds millions'

24 March 2006

The Government could save hundreds of millions of pounds in benefit payments if it adopts a scheme allowing under-employed people to sell chunks of their time, a government-funded report claims.

Beacon awards go to 85 authorities

24 March 2006

Beacon status has been handed to 85 well-performing local authorities across England.

Estate of the art London architecture event opens

24 March 2006

An exhibition looking at the impact made by London's historic great estates on the capital's architecture opened this week.

Gateway 'national park' gets closer

24 March 2006

Housing minister Yvette Cooper has given the go-ahead to a major study by government agencies into existing communities in the Thames Gateway.

Treasury backs city regional policy

24 March 2006

The Treasury this week endorsed city regional policymaking and warned that cities with overly tight boundaries can suffer from imprecise policies that fail to address problems in the wider conurbation.

Trial of ex-mayoral adviser begins

24 March 2006

London mayor Ken Livingstone's former regeneration adviser told a council chief "not to worry" about thefts from a children's social programme before the police arrived at the politician's home, a court heard this week.

Quote of the Week

24 March 2006

"It is our intention that every child born and growing up in Britain is not only free from poverty, but also has assets to their name." - Chancellor Gordon Brown announces a package of measures to tackle child poverty in this week's budget.