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Longer-term funding a possibility, says ODPM

7 April 2006

Spending pledges for urban regeneration beyond the official three-year funding cycle are now a real possibility, according to the Government's urban policy chief.

MPs' green concerns over housing

7 April 2006

Environmental considerations remain "superficial" in government plans to build hundreds of thousands of homes in the South-East, MPs say in a damning report.

Planning guidance will target carbon

7 April 2006

Proposals to introduce new planning measures to tackle climate change were announced by the Government last week.

In Place - Woodhouse Park Lifestyle Centre, south Manchester

7 April 2006

Name of scheme: Woodhouse Park Lifestyle Centre Completed: March 2006 Where is it? Woodhouse Park, Wythenshawe, south Manchester What is it? A youth, sport and community centre The lowdown: The centre was conceived...

Housing crime plan

7 April 2006

Plans to tackle crime through the design of housing estates have been proposed by the Conservatives. They suggest new planning guidelines to improve residents' view of streets and provide secure parking to cut vehicle crime.

Social homes improved

7 April 2006

More than one million social homes were improved to meet the decent homes standard between 1996 and 2004, according to government figures published last week. The statistics show that the number of non-decent homes of all types fell from 9.1 to 6.3 million. The 2004 English Housing Condition Survey is available via www.regen.net/doc.

Severnside Housing poor

7 April 2006

Shrewsbury-based housing association Severnside Housing is failing to provide a proper service for its tenants, according to the Government's services watchdog. The Audit Commission found the association was "poor" with "poor prospects for improvement" because the homes are not being improved to a modern standard and services are inaccessible.