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Report by the Welsh Assembly Government
28 April 2006
The public bodies providing funding for the National Botanical Gardens of Wales knew the scheme was a risk but did not properly scrutinise business plans, according to a report by the Welsh Assembly Government's audit committee published this week. For a copy, (tel) 029 2089 8501.
Trial of Kumar Murshid
28 April 2006
The verdict in the trial of Kumar Murshid, a former race adviser to London mayor Ken Livingstone, was delayed as Regeneration & Renewal went to press after a jury member fell ill. Murshid is accused of stealing thousands of pounds from a youth programme while a councillor at the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Appointments to the board of Natural England
28 April 2006
Thirteen appointments were made this week to the board of Natural England, the new body responsible for enhancing and managing the country's natural environment. The appointees include Tony Hams OBE, chair of the UK Association of National Park Authorties.
Leading thinker on urban areas dies
28 April 2006
Jane Jacobs, one of the world's most influential thinkers on urban planning and regeneration, died this week aged 89.
Measure of deprivation faces further change
28 April 2006
The official tool for measuring deprivation is to be tweaked for the second time in three years in order to take into account the impact of tax credits on poverty.
NDC working group to study future school role
28 April 2006
A working group has been set up to examine how New Deal for Communities partnerships can get more involved in the governance of secondary schools, Regeneration & Renewal can reveal.
Diary: Timelord provides boost for tourism
28 April 2006
In an unlikely spin-off from the BBC television series, Doctor Who appears to have used his sonic screwdriver to boost the south Wales tourist industry.
Diary: Football fans face nimby opposition
28 April 2006
It would appear to be a case of nicht in meinem hinterhof. As the 2006 World Cup approaches, the people of Germany are rising to the call of the nimby.
Diary: Plant finds place at seat of learning
28 April 2006
When it was found that a tree on the Oxbode in Gloucester was too big to fit into a regeneration programme for the city centre, the council opted to recycle it.
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