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Benefits may force claimants to move

9 January 2009

The Government's new housing benefit system could force claimants to move to poorer areas, a national housing charity has warned.

The Government will not publish central guidance ..

9 January 2009

The Government will not publish central guidance to instruct bodies to avoid funding organisations that work to support single ethnic, religious or cultural groups, it has emerged.

NDC's healthy living centre plan ailing

9 January 2009

A south-east London New Deal for Communities partnership's plans to build a flagship healthy living centre have suffered a setback due to the economic downturn.

Life has no menaing

9 January 2009

Young people not in employment, education or training are twice as likely as their peers to feel that life has no meaning, according to a survey.

2009 preview

9 January 2009

The next year will be testing, but regeneration practitioners remain resolute.

Capital of culture competition to be launched

7 January 2009

Cities across Britain will be invited to compete for the title of British capital of culture.

Maps reveal dramatic fall in crime in deprived areas

7 January 2009

Crime in England's most deprived areas fell by more than a fifth over the last five years according to public-access local crime maps released on the internet by the Government yesterday.

Credit crunch threat to schools revamp

7 January 2009

The economic downturn is threatening the availability of funding for the Government's school building programme, MPs have warned.

Government U-turn on cohesion funding

7 January 2009

The Government has given up its attempt to produce national guidelines on when it is appropriate to fund groups with a single ethnic, religious or cultural identity.