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RDAs: give our cash to city-regions

20 June 2008

City-regional bodies rather than town halls must be given control of economic development funding, say northern regional development agencies.

New era for plan-making

20 June 2008

Revised local development framework preparation policies offer councils more flexibility and creativity in plan-making and must be embraced, John Baker and Joanna Lee conclude.

Private member's bill wins cross-party support

20 June 2008

A private member's bill that will give legal backing to the Merton rule policy has won cross-party support in the House of Lords.

New development company for Cornwall

19 June 2008

A new economic development company will be set up in Cornwall, it was announced yesterday.

No 'rehash' of rural homes policy says Sinn Fein

18 June 2008

Sinn Fein has said it will not support a 'rehash' of the controversial PPS14 planning policy, which restricts new building in rural areas of Northern Ireland.

Roll-out PCSO powers, says tsar

18 June 2008

Ministers should ensure that powers for police community support officers to detain and issue fixed penalty notices for disorder are implemented by all police forces, a report by the Government's former respect tsar said this week.

Stolen documents 'reveal cabinet IPC split'

18 June 2008

A laptop computer stolen from the constituency office of Hazel Blears is believed to have contained documents relating to cabinet disagreements on the Planning Bill.

Government signals Planning Bill changes

13 June 2008

The government has signalled that it may amend key aspects of the Planning Bill in the face of growing unrest among backbench MPs and opposition.

Students face Scottish tax

13 June 2008

The Scottish Government has admitted that its plans to replace council tax with a local income tax would mean that up to 55,000 full-time students - who do not pay council tax at present - would end up paying the new levy.