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Government: flexible land supply needed for economic development

18 December 2007

Proposed changes to the planning system could require councils to ensure land supply can be adapted to match future economic needs.

Science cities for Northern Ireland

18 December 2007

Northern Ireland's main conurbations such as Belfast and Derry should be designated 'science cities' to attract foreign investors, according to a review of tax policy in the province.

Northern Ireland masterplan unveiled

17 December 2007

A derelict former military base in Northern Ireland is to be converted into a residential and commercial development that will drive the local economy.

War over Scots golf plans goes national

14 December 2007

After a US tycoon's application to build a golfing resort was rejected by a council, the Scottish Government took charge of the planning process last week under rarely used powers. Allister Hayman investigates.

DCLG unveils plans for five unitaries

14 December 2007

Unitary councils will be created in Cornwall, Durham, Wiltshire, Shropshire and Northumberland, the Government said last week.

Doubts over North-South divide

14 December 2007

A decade of jobs growth has put five northern cities among England's top ten urban areas for employment growth, raising questions as to whether the North-South divide is as clear-cut as supposed, says a think-tank report published this week.

Local authority enterprise scheme extended

14 December 2007

The Government has changed tack on its local enterprise programme by allocating it extra funding in last week's local government finance settlement.

Stonehenge tunnel axe is 'damaging'

14 December 2007

The Government's decision to scrap plans to dig a bypass tunnel at Stonehenge will damage the region's economy, the South-West of England Regional Development Agency has warned.

Birmingham eyes development fillip

14 December 2007

The development of Birmingham will be prioritised by its regional development agency in a bid to lift the West Midlands' economy, a 20-year strategy for the region launched this week reveals.