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Britain is ignoring the black economy
30 June 2006
One of the most professional and effective groups focusing on the inclusion of black and minority ethnic people in economic development is the Black Training and Enterprise Group. Its annual conference last week focused on assessing the Government's performance regarding opportunities for BME communities in Britain. The group's chief executive, Jeremy Crook, put the case forcefully about the need for more ambitious approaches. BME businesses now employ more than half a million people and have a combined turnover that exceeds £90 billion. Despite this, there is a 15 per cent employment gap between white and BME people.
Builder of a new era
30 June 2006
John Callcutt was hailed as a forward-looking housebuilder. Now, charged with creating huge organisational change, he is about to test his skills in his new role as chief executive of English Partnerships.
Maximising the cash clean-up incentive
30 June 2006
More homes must be built on brownfield land, but using a tax relief can help cut clean-up costs, explains Aileen Scott.
Second Opinion - Maze/Long Kesh
30 June 2006
Name of scheme: Maze/Long Kesh masterplan. Published: May 2006. Commissioned by: The Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister, Northern Ireland, following a recommendation by the cross-party Maze...
Liaise or risk merger, Lyons warns councils
30 June 2006
Greater Nottingham's councils could be asked to merge if they fail to work together, Whitehall's key adviser on local government has told Regeneration & Renewal.
Call for authorities to control services
30 June 2006
Powers over economic development and skills training should be transferred from government quangos to local authorities as a matter of urgency, a think-tank argued last week.
Superstore block 'left town to thrive'
30 June 2006
Local food producers and shops have flourished since a Suffolk town rejected plans for a Tesco superstore, according to a report published this week.
Olympic sprinter - unveiled
30 June 2006
The high-speed trains that will be used to transport visitors to the 2012 Olympic Games have been unveiled.
Fall in firms revealing skills deficit
30 June 2006
The number of companies reporting skills shortages has fallen from 22 to 16 per cent in the past two years, according to research from the Learning and Skills Council.
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