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Government grants are 'getting longer'

14 November 2008

Government grants are being offered over longer periods, according to research published by a charity that supports the third sector.

New criteria set to cost councils

14 November 2008

Two councils stand to lose out on £4.45 million from the Working Neighbourhoods Fund (WNF) after the Government published a consultation proposing changes to the fund's eligibility criteria.

Evaluation lessons - Collate comprehensive local data

7 November 2008

Peer review of Neighbourhood Management Pathfinders.

Collective crunch

By Karen Buck

24 October 2008

The end of sneering at the public sector

DCLG ponders spending shake-up

24 October 2008

The Department for Communities and Local Government is considering adjusting its planned spending due to the current economic downturn.

Banking crash

By Sir Peter Hall

3 October 2008

Gentler capitalism should win the day

Tories back elected city-regional mayors

3 October 2008

City-regional mayors and cross-boundary partnerships will form a key part of the Conservative Party's local government agenda, shadow communities secretary Eric Pickles said this week.

The deeper truth behind the crisis

By Karen Buck

26 September 2008

On holiday in Devon last month, the rain falling day in and day out for three weeks, I struck upon a rich seam of newly published books on the American political and economic scene which, written prior to the banking crisis now engulfing the world, pointed the way to it with startling prescience. Yet these were no dry tomes of economic theory.

North's regeneration event of the year

26 September 2008

With just four weeks remaining before delegates descend on Manchester for the sector's big northern event, hosted by Regeneration & Renewal, we look forward to the likely highlights.