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Heseltine hotly denies planning shake-up report

10 November 2006

Conservative cities task force head Michael Heseltine has vigorously rejected a local government magazine report that he wants to privatise the planning system.

Transport adviser slams funding coordination

10 November 2006

There is a fundamental disconnection between state transport funding and the rest of government policy, says the government's own transport adviser.

Government fails to commit to Olympic tax refund

10 November 2006

The Treasury this week refused to guarantee it will offer full compensation to the Olympic Delivery Authority for the £500 million VAT it faces.

Liverpool officials call for long-term funding

10 November 2006

Long-term funding is needed to help regeneration in north Liverpool, government officials were told last week by senior public sector officials.

Olympics economic renewal cash 'not enough'

10 November 2006

A framework to maximise economic regeneration benefits from the Olympics needs an extra £26 million to succeed, says an expert close to the project.

Kelly announces separate city regions legislation

10 November 2006

Communities secretary Ruth Kelly is considering launching dedicated legislation in order to devolve power to city regions.

Treasury worries could delay quangos merger

10 November 2006

Proposals to merge the Housing Corporation with regeneration agency English Partnerships may be scuppered due to Treasury concerns about set-up costs.

A White Man's Game?

10 November 2006

Regeneration supposedly fosters equality of opportunity. But women and ethnic minorities don't get the sector's top jobs.

Chancellor must clear up Games tax confusion

10 November 2006

Uncertainty over funding for the Olympics will worry anyone who wants to see the Games deliver their promised regeneration benefits to the people of east London.

Olympic delivery is not the only focus

10 November 2006

'Council leaders to serve four years'. When I saw this headline about the local government white paper in Regeneration & Renewal last week (p7) I thought: "Blimey, Ruth's being a bit hard line there", until I realised that it didn't mean leaders were going to do hard time for their misdemeanours. It meant that the Government had decided to solve its problem with mayors by abolishing the tiresome requirement that they be directly elected. Awesome. Why didn't I think of that?