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RTPI warns of direct action backlash
29 February 2008
Failure to get community consultation right could create a new generation of Swampy-style protestors, the RTPI warned today.
Trump golf course inquiry to go public
29 February 2008
US tycoon Donald Trump's £1 billion plans for a golf resort in Aberdeenshire are to go to a public inquiry, the Scottish Government has announced.
Purnell: job agencies will be paid on results
29 February 2008
Private and voluntary sector employment contractors will be paid on their success in getting long-term unemployed into lasting work under plans unveiled by work secretary James Purnell.
Barratt signs up for Dalston regeneration plans
29 February 2008
A £160 million regeneration plan for Dalston in east London has been boosted by the appointment of Barratt Homes as developer.
War of words in Scots enterprise rejig
29 February 2008
Scottish Enterprise is scheduled to lose control over its local schemes to councils in a month. But local authorities are still arguing with the Scottish Government over how to define 'local'. Allister Hayman reports.
Pilot skills service to start in London
29 February 2008
Londoners will be able to access job and skills guidance as well as advice on personal issues and life skills at one-stop support centres under a scheme announced by the skills secretary last week.
Fear factor is 'spur' for city-regions trend
29 February 2008
A fear of falling behind global competitors economically is often the driver for independent local councils in major metropolitan areas to form city-regional government, says an expert.
Manchester 'gives hope' to Detroit
29 February 2008
An expert who wants to develop city-regional working in one of the United States' biggest metropolitan areas has been buoyed by the experience of Manchester.
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