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National Audit Office begins investigation

22 August 2008

The National Audit Office has begun an investigation into the government's decision to close thousands of post offices.

Regeneration & Renewal summer break

22 August 2008

Regeneration & Renewal is taking a week-long summer break. The next issue of the magazine will be published on Friday September 5.

Eastern European migration has dropped

21 August 2008

The number of Eastern European immigrants entering the UK to work has fallen, according to figures published today.

Thames Gateway port contract to be signed today

20 August 2008

The developers behind plans for a new container port in the Thames Gateway growth area will today award a contract to build the first phase of the scheme.

Salmond unveils housing rescue package

20 August 2008

Scottish first minister Alex Salmond has put affordable housing at the heart of a package of measures to boost the Scottish economy.

Tories: UK more unfair under Labour

19 August 2008

The Conservatives have attacked Labour for making the UK more unfair - just as Gordon Brown looks set to put "fairness" at the heart of his political fightback.

Deputy mayor Parker resigns

19 August 2008

Tim Parker has resigned as first deputy mayor of London, becoming the third high-level member of City Hall staff to step down since mayor Boris Johnson's election in May this year.

300,000 more could be jobless, report warns

18 August 2008

Unemployment could rise by 300,000 over the next two to three years, a report released today has warned.

City economies threatened by poor branding, study finds

18 August 2008

The UK's regional cities are in danger of falling behind their European counterparts in the competition for trade, investment and tourism and need to better focus their brands, a study has found.