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Fyson on ... how to ensure population data collection

By Anthony Fyson

29 August 2008

How to ensure population data collection rigorous enough to inform government expenditure.

Lib Dems aim to lift renewable delivery

29 August 2008

The Liberal Democrats have called for a delivery body to speed up the UK's efforts to meet its 2020 renewable energy targets.

Scotland airs wind concern

29 August 2008

The government has responded to claims that it is jeopardising Scotland's renewables industry by ruling out subsidies for remote wind farms.

County bosses back unitary authorities

26 August 2008

All England's county councils should become unitary authorities, say more than two in three county chief executives.

A statutory Compact is under review

22 August 2008

The launch of a consultation on the uneasy relationship between the public and third sectors aims to beef up their current agreement. But will it take the plunge and recommend giving it legal teeth, asks Herpreet Kaur Grewal.

Framework sparks fears of lost rights

22 August 2008

Scottish Government proposals to fast-track schemes deemed to be of national importance have been slammed by environmental charity the John Muir Trust.

Nuisance immunity concerns rejected

22 August 2008

The DCLG has refuted fears about a clause slipped into the Planning Bill to exempt all major infrastructure projects from nuisance claims.

Regeneration & Renewal summer break

22 August 2008

Regeneration & Renewal is taking a week-long summer break. The next issue of the magazine will be published on Friday September 5.

Deputy mayor Parker resigns

19 August 2008

Tim Parker has resigned as first deputy mayor of London, becoming the third high-level member of City Hall staff to step down since mayor Boris Johnson's election in May this year.

Councils' enterprise appeal fails

15 August 2008

Two councils have failed in their application for a judicial review of a decision to deny them rewards under a government scheme for encouraging business growth.