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Third sector welfare-to-work contract fears

26 September 2008

Third sector organisations could be "squeezed out" of the Government's new welfare-to-work landscape, senior third sector figures have warned.

Brum to lead Euro social funding unit

26 September 2008

Birmingham City Council is to lead a team that will coordinate £30 million of European economic development funding across England.

Local areas to trial Government programme

26 September 2008

Seven local areas including one city-region are to trial the Government's Business Support Simplification Programme.

Blears attacks councils' worklessness funding

26 September 2008

Some councils are failing to use a £1.5 billion fund to tackle unemployment effectively enough to reach the most disadvantaged people, the communities secretary has admitted.

Scotland: State of the nation

26 September 2008

Labour's ejection from office in Scotland was a political earthquake. And for regeneration, some of the reforms ushered in by the Scottish Nationalist Party may prove to be equally ground-breaking.

Maxwell's House

26 September 2008

The Scottish National Party's housing and renewal supremo makes no apologies for breaking up specialist regeneration agencies to return power to councils.

Analysts back road fee in Manchester

26 September 2008

Greater Manchester's proposed congestion charge and rapid transit package would boost the local economy by creating up to 10,000 jobs and saving business up to £17 million a year in transport costs, two reports found last week.

Gateway spending may be revised

26 September 2008

Investment plans for the Thames Gateway growth area could be redrawn following the Government's recent reallocation of funds from the regional development agencies and England's social homes agency to pay for a £1 billion housing market rescue package, a Treasury minister admitted this week.

East Midlands Development Agency announces funding

26 September 2008

The East Midlands Development Agency has announced £4 million of funding for schemes aimed at improving the quality of life and economic prosperity of rural communities.