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Government upbeat on eco-town progress

31 July 2008

The Eco-Town Challenge Panel has published an update on the progress of proposals for the government's eco-towns programme.

North East gets £400m Transport boost

31 July 2008

Major renewals on the Tyne and Wear Metro and plans for a new river crossing in Sunderland were given the green light today.

Focus on 'communities not arrests', say drug experts

31 July 2008

Drug enforcement agencies should focus their efforts on helping to reduce the impact of drugs on local communities rather than arresting offenders, according to government-commissioned research released this week.

Plans submitted for Bedfordshire redevelopment

31 July 2008

Taylor Wimpey has submitted a planning application for 199 homes at a12-acre former roofing tile works in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire.

Transport fund shortlist released - Update

31 July 2008

A shortlist of thirty-six schemes competing for a share of £200 million pot of infrastructure funding has been published by the Government.

Go-ahead for £20m Derbyshire scheme

31 July 2008

South Derbyshire District Council has given the green light for a £20m retail and leisure park in Swadlincote, Derbyshire.

Review to target long term unemployed

31 July 2008

The Government is to review the conditions that allow people to claim benefits as part of its welfare-to-work agenda, it was announced yesterday.

Statistics reveal rise in building density

31 July 2008

More homes have been built in areas of flood risk and building density has increased, according to figures released today.

Johnson moves to boost small shops

31 July 2008

Developers will have to enter into legally binding agreements to provide affordable small shops in major London retail schemes under plans announced by mayor Boris Johnson today.