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9 February - Decentralisation for Rural Delivery? Seizing the Opportunity. Organiser: Local Government Association. Venue: London. Fee: £229.13-358.38. Details: (tel) 020 7664 3131. 11 February - The 2004 Henry...

BOOK REVIEW: Useful tips for voluntary renewal

6 February 2004

With the voluntary sector playing a more prominent role in regeneration and service delivery, the question was bound to arise: who's getting it wrong and who's getting it right and what can be learned?

DIARY: Portsmouth poetry, printing the blues and a preservation too far

6 February 2004

Plans to destroy the famous Tricorn Centre in Portsmouth as part of a £250 million regeneration programme have met with protest from locals.

TURNING POINT: Influence of community combat

6 February 2004

Some years ago I set up house at a notorious Belfast 'community interface'. A naive choice perhaps, but one that ultimately has stimulated personal growth. I witnessed many confrontations between 'warriors' from the two tribes, but one particular engagement stands out.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Seeking a selling point

6 February 2004

New research is boosting a growing body of evidence that inner city customers are not poor, but ignored. Nick Loney asks how investors can be persuaded that inner city retailers are not flogging a dead horse.

SPORT: Sport England slims down

6 February 2004

Tasked with boosting the nation's exercise levels, Sport England has embarked on a radical overhaul. Joining a fact-finding tour to Spain, Matt Ross discovers that the organisation is changing its focus to emphasise health in local communities.

EDITORIAL: The northern way could take its toll on core city plans

6 February 2004

Last week we revealed that the ODPM was planning a northern growth corridor that would act as a counterweight to the growth areas in the South-East. Senior officials told us that the idea of the plan was to use the corridor, which follows the North's main road and rail links, as a focus for housebuilding, transport spending, skills development and further education investment.

OPINION: Scargill strike was a sinful plan

6 February 2004

As the 20th anniversary of the miners' strike looms there are revisionist histories, articles and documentaries popping up. The truth, as I saw it as the son, cousin and friend of many involved, was simple. The best people in the country were being shafted by both Left and Right.

OPINION: Unions' duty to act for migrants

6 February 2004

Last week, think-tank the Foreign Policy Centre, in association with the British Council, launched the European Labour Inclusion Index.

OPINION: Airline's regional incentives deal refused take-off

6 February 2004

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's ebullient expletive-undeleted CEO, has been getting his knickers in a twist recently. One familiar bilious-yellow ad managed to price flights in euros instead of pounds - in the arch-europhobe Daily Telegraph, to boot. And the airline last week revealed "an enormous and sudden reduction in yields" - fares, to you - in the current quarter.