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Northerners "should move south", says think-tank

13 August 2008

A decade of regeneration policies have failed to close the North-South divide and residents of struggling northern towns should be encouraged to move south to areas of greater opportunity, the Conservative Party's favourite think-tank argued today.

Matthews to head Remploy

13 August 2008

The former boss of government trunk roads body the Highways Agency has been appointed as chief executive of a public body that provides employment opportunities for disabled people.

Inflation threatens infrastructure, warns report

13 August 2008

Large-scale infrastructure projects such as Crossrail and those linked to the 2012 Olympic Games could be at risk due to significant increases in costs, a report warns today.

RICS warns on rising construction costs

13 August 2008

Taxpayers may have to pay more towards large-scale public sector projects such as Crossrail and those linked to the 2012 Olympic Games due to significant increases in costs.

'Abandon the North' report says

13 August 2008

A report from the Policy Exchange think-tank says that attempts to regenerate the North have failed and calls for people to move to the more prosperous South East.