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Tories pledge to double amount of proposed academies

30 September 2008

A Conservative government would double the number of planned academy schools if it gained power and aim for them to be the normal state school model, shadow children, schools and families secretary Michael Gove said today.

Tories would 'fine-tune' planned welfare reforms

30 September 2008

Labour's welfare-to-work reforms would receive "much needed fine-tuning" under a Tory government, shadow minister for employment James Maddison said this week.

Pickles: congestion charging future 'not rosy'

30 September 2008

The prospect of congestion charging in cities outside London "does not have a rosy future" under a Tory government, shadow communities secretary Eric Pickles said this week.

23,000 new homes a year planned for North-West

30 September 2008

More than 23,000 new homes should be built a year in the North-West, according to a regional growth strategy published today by the Department for Communities and Local Government.

Free internet for poor children announced

24 September 2008

Children from disadvantaged backgrounds are to receive free internet access under a government programme worth £300 million.

Improved university access for disadvantaged kids pledged

24 September 2008

Nine of the country's most selective universities have agreed to extend opportunities for good students from disadvantaged backgrounds by using new ways to assess their skills in addition to exam results, the Government has announced.

Cambridge to have links with every state school

23 September 2008

Every local education authority is to be paired with a college from the University of Cambridge in a bid to encourage applicants from a wider range of backgrounds.

Boris planning new London airport

22 September 2008

Heathrow Airport could be closed and replaced by a new Hong Kong-style airport on an artificial island in the Thames estuary, according to plans being considered by officials at London's City Hall.