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European fund for Welsh start-ups

8 February 2008

A £150 million investment fund aimed at providing capital for small businesses in deprived areas is to be established in Wales.

Benefit cut boosts interview presence

8 February 2008

Cutting the benefit of claimants who miss work-focused interviews increases their future attendance at interviews, according to a report published by the Department for Work and Pensions.

McFadden to take charge of regional development

8 February 2008

Employment relations minister Pat McFadden is to take on responsibility for the regional development agencies (RDAs) following the Prime Minister's ministerial reshuffle.

Awards scheme launched

8 February 2008

An awards scheme for local public-private partnerships designed to boost employment was launched by the Department for Work and Pensions last week.

Scouse culture chief slams 'negative' media

8 February 2008

The creative director of Liverpool's Capital of Culture programme, Phil Redmond, has blamed the media for whipping up dismay at recent negative comments about the city by former Beatle Ringo Starr.

Out of tune - Hacienda DJ says renewal has betrayed Madchester vibe

8 February 2008

A celebrated house music DJ says the regeneration of Manchester has sanitised the once-edgy northern capital.

£85m tram revamp gets the green light

8 February 2008

Plans for an £85.3 million upgrade to the historic Blackpool and Fleetwood tram system is set to go ahead after the Government announced a funding package last week.

The London Development Agency has asked police to investigate apparent accounting irregularities in an organisation it funds. Between 2005 and 2007 the LDA paid grants of £535,262 to arts training group Brixton Base. But the body's books only account for £464,144 of the cash. Brixton Base is the sixth body receiving LDA funds to be referred to the police.

Agency to sue for return of jobs cash

8 February 2008

The North-West Development Agency has promised to sue a successful entrepreneur for the return of £1.25 million granted to his firm to create jobs in deprived East Manchester.