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Her Business Centre

27 July 2007

The first dedicated women's business support centre in the UK.

Forward-thinking historian

27 July 2007

Nigel Tipple is using Cornwall's past to change its future.

MPs warn of ONS relocation risks

27 July 2007

Making Office for National Statistics staff relocate from London to South Wales risks damaging the quality of information on which the Government bases its policies, a committee of MPs has warned.

...Promoting apprenticeships

27 July 2007

First, correct misconceptions.

Brown reveals his local economic masterplan

27 July 2007

The release of the Treasury's economic review marks a shift of policy that aims to put Britain on a more even keel, says Adam Fineberg.

City-regions are finally coming to town

27 July 2007

Years of debate about city-regions ended with last week's sub-national review. But what next?

State to train claimants for jobs with big firms

27 July 2007

Disadvantaged groups such as lone parents and those on incapacity benefits will be trained by the state to work for major employers under government plans.

Three councils will review casino bids

27 July 2007

Three local authorities in line for casino licenses are reviewing whether they will actually go ahead with their applications.

New Deal 'failing 3m households'

27 July 2007

Mainstream employment programmes such as the New Deal are failing to help the most disadvantaged workless households into jobs, says a report published last week by the Government's public spending watchdog.