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Expert praises the top three cities

16 November 2007

Bristol, Leeds and Manchester are in the "Premier League" of the Core Cities, one of the most eminent economic development academics said last week.

RDAs 'must push London trade links'

16 November 2007

Northern regions are not doing enough to develop trade and investment links with London in order to capitalise on the capital's strong economy, says new research.

Crowning glory

16 November 2007

A fashion show last week brought together small design houses and big retailers.

Getting school leavers ready for work

16 November 2007

Start by providing details of support resources.

Local business tax returns

16 November 2007

The ability to raise extra money locally has been a dream for many councils - and it may be about to come true.

The reticent railwayman

16 November 2007

The head of Cross London Rail Links on the small matter of a £16 billion transport scheme.

Notts councils clash over joint funding deal

16 November 2007

Nottingham is being hampered in its attempts to create cross-boundary funding by resistance from the county council, the city's leader warned last week.

Slow track - Nottingham chief slams rail 'disgrace'

16 November 2007

Nottingham City Council chief executive Michael Frater has branded the core city's main railway station " a disgrace" and attacked changes to timetabling that have increased journey times from London.

Protection deal for North-West parks

16 November 2007

Eight regional parks designed to boost the economy in the North-West by making it a better place to work and live will be "better protected" following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between countryside watchdog Natural England and two of the region's public bodies.