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Scotland estate to become community-owned

26 May 2006

Scotland's largest sporting and crofting estate is set to become community-owned after it was recommended that the company that runs it be sold to a local community group. The board of directors of South Uist Estates agreed in principle last week to sell the estate for £4.5 million to community group Storas Uibhist.

South-East slams Whitehall hold-up

26 May 2006

Infrastructure improvements vital to the delivery of planned growth in the south-east of England are being held back by the Government's delay in confirming the region's spending plans, according to the chairman of the regional transport board.

Renewal spending 'makes money'

26 May 2006

Government investment in regeneration generates more for the Treasury in tax returns than the initial cost to the public purse, according to a report published by a Labour party advisory group.

Moneywise - Children's Play initiative

26 May 2006

Source of funding: The Big Lottery Fund.

Committee appointed to decide how money should be spent in Wales

26 May 2006

A committee has been appointed to decide how £66 million of National Lottery cash should be spent on improving the lives of people in communities throughout Wales. Six individuals from across the country have joined good causes distributor the Big Lottery Fund's People and Places decision-making committee, which will determine which applications receive funding.

Boots donates cash to new regeneration company

26 May 2006

A new regeneration company set up to drive forward the economic growth of North Lanarkshire will be supported by £3.6 million donated by chemist Boots. The new firm, which is a joint venture between North Lanarkshire Council and Scottish Enterprise Lanarkshire, aims to engage with the private sector to deliver new economic development opportunities for the area.

Unilever and Johnson & Johnson share cash

26 May 2006

Unilever and Johnson & Johnson were among five companies to share £4 million from regional development agency Yorkshire Forward's latest Industrial Research and Development Awards. The awards are intended to encourage businesses to invest in the research and development of new products. For details, visit www.yorkshire-forward.com.

Kelvingrove Museum to receive grant

26 May 2006

Glasgow's Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery is to receive a £180,000 European grant to promote it as a prime tourist destination. The money will help create or safeguard 4,500 jobs in the area, according to the Scottish Executive. Kelvingrove is one of 50 projects across western Scotland to benefit from £11 million of European funding.

LGA seeks more funding powers for authorities

26 May 2006

Town hall leaders this week demanded a massive transfer of responsibility from Whitehall that would see councils win control over business rates and increased powers over key policy areas such as transport and economic development.