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Kelly defends quango spending priorities

20 October 2006

Communities secretary Ruth Kelly last week dismissed concerns that regeneration quango English Partnerships is spending too much money in the South.

Commissioner promises more regeneration funds

20 October 2006

More European funding will be channelled into urban regeneration from next year, according to the European commissioner responsible for regional policy.

New residents 'vulnerable to problem gambling'

20 October 2006

Residents on the Greenwich peninsula could suffer the effects of "problem gambling" if it hosts the UK's super-casino, according to a new report.

Corporation proposes greater community role

20 October 2006

Housing associations will no longer need to primarily focus on social housing provision, under new plans for greater involvement in community regeneration.

Study reveals Northern Ireland social divide

20 October 2006

The mainly Catholic urban west of Northern Ireland is at the wrong end of a socio-economic divide with the chiefly Protestant urban east, a study has found.

New departure deals blow to regeneration plans

20 October 2006

The government has been hit by the second departure this week of a regeneration chief from a major delivery body.

Parkland idea set to get government support

20 October 2006

The government is set to endorse plans for 40,000 extra homes and a giant parkland within the Thames Gateway.

Let them eat lard - but give them jobs

20 October 2006

It wasn't until I went to university that I realised you didn't need a tin opener to eat fruit. It was quite a discovery that peaches, for example, didn't in nature swim in a sea of syrup, and a real shock when I saw a pineapple for the first time au naturelle (blimey - what was the Almighty up to when he thought of that one?). But then, I was born some time in the 14th century in a universe far from here - or at least it feels like that sometimes.