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Power line inquiry expected to cost half a million

2 June 2006

A public inquiry into plans for an upgraded, high voltage power line from the Highlands to Stirlingshire is expected to last nine months and cost local authorities more than £500,000.

Survey reveals risk of online identity fraud

2 June 2006

Thousands of people submitting paper planning applications are at risk of online identity theft, according to a survey by PlanningResource.co.uk.

Reforms could introduce city regional cabinets

2 June 2006

Directly elected city regional cabinets may be an option in the forthcoming local government white paper, it has been revealed.

New Olympic masterplan set for submission

2 June 2006

The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) will submit a new planning application reflecting changes to the Olympic masterplan likely to be announced next week.

Perfect timing for well-being revival

2 June 2006

For years the New Economics Foundation has been shaping and promoting economic solutions from the perspective that people and the planet should come first. Two years ago, I read a copy of the think-tank's manifesto on well-being, which seeks to answer the question: what would politics look like if promoting citizens' well-being was one of the Government's main aims? The manifesto's central thesis, that economic growth does not necessarily lead to more happiness and well-being, has now been picked up by Conservative leader David Cameron.

What's on - Regeneration-related TV and radio

2 June 2006

Sunday 4 June

Diary

2 June 2006

Gordon Brown's Britishness drive may have fallen at the first fence - thanks to the divisive force that is the World Cup. Diary hears that Scottish first minister Jack McConnell won't be backing England in the tournament, but their Group B opponents Trinidad & Tobago.