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Half of children in 175 constituencies 'face poverty'

30 September 2008

Nearly 175 parliamentary constituencies in Britain have 50 per cent or more children living in or on the brink of poverty, according to figures released today.

Tories pledge to double amount of proposed academies

30 September 2008

A Conservative government would double the number of planned academy schools if it gained power and aim for them to be the normal state school model, shadow children, schools and families secretary Michael Gove said today.

Tories would 'fine-tune' planned welfare reforms

30 September 2008

Labour's welfare-to-work reforms would receive "much needed fine-tuning" under a Tory government, shadow minister for employment James Maddison said this week.

Pickles: congestion charging future 'not rosy'

30 September 2008

The prospect of congestion charging in cities outside London "does not have a rosy future" under a Tory government, shadow communities secretary Eric Pickles said this week.

23,000 new homes a year planned for North-West

30 September 2008

More than 23,000 new homes should be built a year in the North-West, according to a regional growth strategy published today by the Department for Communities and Local Government.

Plans submitted for Birmingham's Temple Row

30 September 2008

Birmingham planners are to consider plans for a £70 million development to replace the old Bank of England building in the city's Cathedral Square.

North West receives approved regional plan

30 September 2008

The government has today published the approved Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS) for the North West, with an annual housing target of 23,111 a year.

Cross-sector coalition backs eco-town programme

30 September 2008

The eco-town programme is being backed by a coalition of environment and social justice groups which has issued a joint statement highlighting the scheme's benefits.

Inquiry begins for housing scheme on Cold War base

30 September 2008

English Heritage (EH) is protecting Cold War legacy at risk by giving evidence on the opening day of a public inquiry into a redevelopment scheme. Concerns will be voiced by...