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Report: councils spurn key power
21 November 2008
Fewer than one in 12 councils are using a legal power to promote the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of their area, according to a government-commissioned evaluation published this week.
Welfare watchdog: slow down reforms
21 November 2008
The Department for Work and Pension's welfare reform programme should be slowed down in the current economic climate, the Government's social security watchdog has recommended.
Quote of the week
21 November 2008
"Had we known what we know now, would we have bid for the Olympics? Almost certainly not." - Olympics minister Tessa Jowell says that if the Government had been forewarned about the current economic downturn it is unlikely that it would have bid to stage the 2012 Games.
Trust urges crisis fund for community groups
21 November 2008
A leading development trust which is advising the Government has urged the creation of a fund to help community groups through the economic downturn, it emerged this week.
Obama becomes pin-up for national skills body
21 November 2008
The national skills body for regeneration will use US President-elect Barack Obama's experiences as a community organiser to encourage more people into the sector, its chair told Regeneration & Renewal this week.
Third sector drops out of bidding war
21 November 2008
The amount of bids for government contracts to get the long-term unemployed into jobs has not been seriously squeezed, despite difficult economic conditions, but there has reportedly been a reduction in third sector bidders.
Leaked Tory plans spark fears for RDAs' future
21 November 2008
Fresh doubt has been cast on the future of the regional development agencies under a Tory administration after the party's plans for local government were leaked.
Democratic Unionist Party and Sinn Fein announce agreement
21 November 2008
The Democratic Unionist Party and Sinn Fein announced on Tuesday an agreement on the devolution of policing and justice powers from Westminster to Northern Ireland. Breaking a lengthy deadlock, NI's governing executive will resume cabinet meetings from 20 November.
Tories scrap pledge to match Labour spending
21 November 2008
The Tories have scrapped their pledge to match Labour spending in 2010/11. At a news conference on Wednesday, leader David Cameron said it was time to set a "new path for restraining the growth of spending" but the party has not detailed which departments would shoulder the cuts should it win a general election.
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