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Local lottery aims to boost small firms

6 July 2007

The Pembrokeshire Lottery says its interest-free loans have created 900 jobs.

Regional ministers wait for role

6 July 2007

If the new government is serious about strengthening its regional dimension it needs to do more.

Business support 'may be at risk'

6 July 2007

Valuable business support schemes may be cut by plans to streamline services, an advisory body has warned.

Creative sector is 'unsung' success

6 July 2007

The financial success of the UK's creative industries is a "great unsung success story", a report has said.

Move to prevent Commonwealth Games 'ambush'

6 July 2007

A draft bill published last week would allow the Scottish Executive to prevent firms from using "ambush marketing" to profit from the 2014 Commonwealth Games at the expense of official sponsors if Glasgow's bid is successful.

Tories attack mayor over 'underclass' comment

6 July 2007

Conservative London Assembly members have accused mayor Ken Livingstone of attacking his own party's education policy by blaming gang violence on a lack of educational attainment among some young people.

Firms to join Business and Town Centres Project

6 July 2007

A grouping of central London firms have been invited by the Department for Communities and Local Government to join its urban management Business and Town Centres Project.