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Illegal immigrants could hand UK £1bn

7 April 2006

Allowing illegal immigrants to stay and work in the UK could make the country more than £1 billion a year better-off, according to a think-tank report.

Ministers back city-region powers

7 April 2006

Ministers are keen to devolve spending powers and offer financial freedoms to any new city-regional bodies, a senior Office of the Deputy Prime Minister official revealed last week.

Lender releases its deprived area data

7 April 2006

A financial provider last week disclosed its lending figures in deprived areas for the second time in a move designed to increase pressure on the high street banks to release similar data.

Manchester tops survey of best business locations

7 April 2006

Manchester has been named the UK's best business location, replacing Leeds in the coveted top spot.

Data Check - Regional gap in education.

7 April 2006

53% of 17-year-olds were in full-time ?education in the North-East of England in 2004

Scots social enterprises want support from experienced practitioners who can provide quality advice, according to a survey for social enterprises network body Senscot. Support Needs in the Social Enterprise Sector is available via www.regen.net/doc.

Blackpool recedevelopment

7 April 2006

The redevelopment of Blackpool and the creation of a media enterprise zone in Greater Manchester are part of a plan to transform the North-West's economy that was launched by the region's development agency last week. North-West Regional Economic Strategy 2006 is available via www.regen.net/doc. See Sir Peter Hall's column, p18.

Rover staff still unemployed

7 April 2006

One-third of ex-Rover staff are still unemployed a year after the carmaker's collapse, according to a survey for BBC Radio 4. It also found that those who had found jobs - about 4,000 out of the 6,000 who were made redundant - are on average earning £3,500 a year less than in their Rover jobs.

Fears over new tax 'holding up growth areas'

7 April 2006

Plans for standardised locally-set tariffs on new developments are increasingly being seen by growth and regeneration delivery vehicles as the most realistic way to raise the cash for vital infrastructure.