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Planners in Wales given advice on climate change

15 December 2006

The Welsh government has issued draft guidelines for planners to help them reduce carbon emissions.

Council digs in against Stansted expansion

15 December 2006

A district council has repeated its intention to resist a second runway at Stansted.

Revamped interchange officially opened by Mayor

15 December 2006

Major improvements to the interchange close to Arsenal football club's new Emirates stadium have been completed.

Olympics demolition work begins on historic site

15 December 2006

Demolition work at the Olympics park in east London has started on the site of the running track from the 1948 Games.

Lyons report date put back again - to spring

15 December 2006

The long-running review of local government by Sir Michael Lyons has been extended again to incorporate the findings of three Treasury-backed reviews.

Third sector fund to be expanded

15 December 2006

A £125 million government-backed fund intended to help the third sector deliver specific types of public services could be expanded.

Tory charity plan to tackle poverty

15 December 2006

Large charities could be forced to make some of their estimated £34 billion bank reserves available to smaller charities under a future Conservative government.

Housebuilders forced to use new green goals

15 December 2006

Developers will be forced to have their homes rated against the Government's new green building standards, the final version of the system makes clear.

Cabe needs tools to tackle design sins

15 December 2006

The most famous Catholic convert was John Henry, subsequently Cardinal, Newman. The leading High Church Anglican of the era and possibly set to be head honcho at Canterbury, he defected in 1845 to the despised Church of Rome, the faith of the equally scorned Irish masses huddling seditiously in the industrial cities.

What's On - Regeneration-related TV and radio

15 December 2006

Monday 18 December - 8.00pm The Last Post? ITV1 London. As rural customers fret over the closure of their post offices, Mike Nicholson asks what's going on inside the Royal Mail.