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Peter Mandelson to speak at Northern Summit

10 October 2008

The Rt Hon Peter Mandelson, the new business secretary, has been confirmed as the headline speaker at Regeneration & Renewal's Northern Regeneration Summit, which takes place on 22-23 October.

Haca director to address Northern Regeneration Summit

7 October 2008

A director of the Government's new housing and regeneration super-agency will address Regeneration & Renewal's Northern Regeneration Summit & Exhibition later this month.

Report: Parties must unite on deprivation

16 September 2008

The UK's main political parties must unite on policies that tackle the root causes of social deprivation in order to avert societal collapse, two senior MPs warn in a report today.

London mayor announces GLA shake-up

11 September 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has announced a reorganisation of the Greater London Authority (GLA) and a partial freeze on hiring, with redundancies a certainty.

Inequality panel launched

10 September 2008

Inequality in the UK is to be investigated by a new Government body.

One in four facing fuel poverty, warns report

8 September 2008

Nearly a quarter of Britain's population will be in fuel poverty by the end of next year, according to a report published by housing association representatives today.

Welfare reforms 'will write off most needy'

8 September 2008

Planned reforms to programmes to get the long-term unemployed into work will encourage providers of welfare services to write off the most needy, a report warns today.

Kerslake: UDCs should lose planning powers

5 September 2008

The boss of the nascent housing and regeneration super-quango has signalled that planning powers could be handed back to town halls from urban development corporations (UDCs).

RDAs say £300m budget raid will hit renewal

5 September 2008

Regional development agencies have warned that government plans to remove £300 million from their budgets to pay for measures to stimulate housebuilding will force them to reduce their support for regeneration initiatives.