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Appointment at Business Link North-East

25 April 2008

Roy Stanley has been appointed chairman of local enterprise support agency Business Link North-East. Stanley is the founder and chairman of manufacturers the Tanfield Group, which makes commercial electric vehicles. He replaces Paul Callaghan, who has stepped down.

Appointment at Segro

25 April 2008

Ian Sutcliffe, UK chief executive of housebuilder Taylor Wimpey, has left to become UK managing director of office developer Segro, formerly known as Slough Estates. Taylor Wimpey group chief executive Pete Redfern has been named as interim UK chief executive.

Appointment at Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership

25 April 2008

Eann Sinclair has been appointed programme manager for Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership.

Appointment at Gateway

25 April 2008

Gateway, Hull's housing market renewal pathfinder, has appointed its strategy and policy manager Laura Carr as operations director, responsible for the delivery of the housing market renewal programme and its coordination with complementary programmes. Sharon Hofman has taken over as strategy and policy manager and Chris Hilton has been appointed development director to lead Gateway's plans to build more than 3,000 homes in Hull over the next ten years.

Appointment at Make it Your Business

25 April 2008

Sheffield's local enterprise growth initiative Make it Your Business has appointed four new board members: Jay Bhayani, a senior partner at Sheffield solicitors Watson Esam; Dave Campbell, managing director of cleaning supply firm Gems Hygiene; John Bramah, former chairman of manufacturing company Wincobank Foundry and Engineering; and entrepreneur and sixth form student Duncan Swainsbury.

Appointment at Manchester Enterprises

25 April 2008

Steve Turner has joined economic development agency Manchester Enterprises as head of carbon economy. In the newly created role, Turner will examine how the city-region can boost its economy while improving the uptake of renewable energy. He previously led Lancashire County Council's work on climate change.

Aid for 5.3m families after tax rejig

25 April 2008

Around 5.3 million low income families made worse off by the Government's decision to abolish the 10p in the pound starting tax rate are to be compensated, the chancellor confirmed this week.

Elected mayors 'a democratic boon'

25 April 2008

Elected mayors in every major town and city in England could reinvigorate local politics, according to research published this week.

Pick'n'mix

25 April 2008

Developer to offer Manchester building plots for DIY architects

Quote of the week

25 April 2008

"I am charging the party to build a Scottish block of at least 20 MPs in the Westminster Parliament. We can make Westminster dance to a Scottish jig." - Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond says that increasing the number of Scottish National Party MPs in Westminster could lead to his party holding the balance of power in the event of a hung parliament at the next general election.