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Holyrood's £100m housing pledge 'not enough'

1 October 2004

The Scottish Executive has been criticised for failing to live up to its promises on affordable housing, despite pledging an annual increase of £100 million into the sector in its three-year budget, announced this week. The review also stopped short of giving a green light to the new rail link from Edinburgh to the Scottish borders, despite announcing investment of £3 billion in capital infrastructure. The link, which has been hit by delays, is seen as vital to the successful development of the borders.

Council millions are left unspent

1 October 2004

Struggling communities in Wales have missed out on desperately needed public funding after local authorities failed to spend millions of pounds in regeneration cash, it emerged this week.

Expansion of Manchester's URC is approved

1 October 2004

The area overseen by the New East Manchester urban regeneration company (URC) is to expand as part of a council strategy to streamline regeneration efforts.

Casino plans could hit leisure facilities

1 October 2004

Government plans to support the development of regional casinos in town centres will damage other leisure facilities, according to an expert on gambling.

Legal hitch in Scots land purchase plans

1 October 2004

Lawyers for the Scottish Executive are set to meet advisers to clarify details of a flagship scheme which allows residents to buy their own land, after a media enquiry unearthed a legal loophole.

Local finance schemes 'straining to keep going'

1 October 2004

Community finance initiatives (CFIs) are costly to operate and struggle to remain viable because they offer too much free help to their clients, according to a report published this week.

New stadium for Liverpool

1 October 2004

A scheme to regenerate Anfield and Brockfield in Liverpool moved a step closer this week when the ODPM confirmed that plans would not be called in for review. Liverpool City Council said that a new 60,000-seat stadium for Liverpool FC will form the heart of the area's regeneration strategy, and will accommodate a community resource centre in one of its stands, providing local recreation and education facilities. The existing Anfield football stadium will be redeveloped and renamed Anfield Plaza, the council announced. It said that the plaza development will offer retail, office, residential, community and hotel uses, along with new public space.