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NI review urges greater private sector role

30 April 2008

The private sector must take over more of Northern Ireland's public service delivery to help its economy become more competitive, a report for the Treasury has said.

Police probe Scottish council's property sales

30 April 2008

Grampian police are probing property sales by Aberdeen City Council after a report by Scotland's Accounts Commission found it lost some £5m by selling buildings below their true value.

Local firms slam RDAs' innovation spending

30 April 2008

The regional development agencies' £2.2 billion innovation budget has been used to duplicate work done by private industry and been excessively biased to science, a local business group has claimed.

Supermarkets should face competition test, commission concludes

30 April 2008

A competition test should be introduced in the planning system to prevent large grocery stores dominating some areas, the Competition Commission said in its final report on the grocery market, published this morning.

High Court bans "off-roaders" from footpaths

30 April 2008

The Court of Appeal has ruled that 'off-roaders' such as motorbikes are not allowed to use public footpaths.

Egan warns skills gap persists

29 April 2008

Sir John Egan has reiterated fears that planners will continue failing to produce sustainable communities, four years after producing his sector skills report for the government.

Scottish Government announces £12m for physical activity

28 April 2008

The Scottish Government has announced funding of almost £12m over the next three years for schemes aimed at encouraging people to be more physically active.

Belfast regeneration plan unveiled

28 April 2008

A draft regeneration framework for north-west Belfast has been announced by the Northern Ireland Executive.

Regeneration bill jeopardises human rights, MPs say

28 April 2008

The Government's Housing and Regeneration Bill raises "human rights issues" because, unless altered, it would mean that some social housing tenants would not be protected by the Human Rights Act, according to MPs.