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Salmond demands UK recovery plan

8 August 2008

Prime Minister Gordon Brown must get "his head out of the sand" and introduce an economic recovery plan, Scotland's First Minister said this week.

Manufacturing pessimism spreads across the nation

8 August 2008

Business confidence in the manufacturing sector has tumbled in every UK region, according to a survey published this week.

Data Check

8 August 2008

London life less satisfying

Tax credits to increase

8 August 2008

Tax credits to encourage small businesses to invest in research and development are to increase by a total of £80 million a year, the Government announced this week.

One North-East launches package to assist redundant Northern Rock staff

8 August 2008

A package of tailored employment support to assist Northern Rock staff made redundant by the bank's collapse was launched last week.

Report by Department for Innovations Universities and Skills

8 August 2008

The UK offers the best return in the world for academic research and development investment, a report by the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills has found.

South-West rural areas share £33m

8 August 2008

Fifteen rural partnerships in the South-West are to share £33 million of funding to promote sustainable economic development in their areas up to 2013.

New body to help low-paid workers

8 August 2008

A body to improve coordination and collaboration among the enforcement bodies that deal with the minimum wage, health and safety, employment agencies and gangmasters is to be created as part of a government package to help low-paid workers.

London-style mayor for Welsh Valleys proposed

8 August 2008

A democratically elected mayor for the Welsh Valleys could improve transport links and educational achievement in the region, according to research published by a think-tank.