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Manchester road charge 'looks safe' after poll

9 May 2008

Manchester's congestion charging scheme could squeeze through by a whisker after the anti-toll Tories failed to grab control of a pivotal borough in the city-region.

Shellhaven port plans move forward

9 May 2008

Plans for a port on a 750ha site in the London Thames Gateway cleared their final hurdle after the Government issued a harbour empowerment order. Construction of Shellhaven Port, which is near Stanford-le-Hope, south Essex, will begin later this year.

Renewal skill tsar 'ignored by MPs'

2 May 2008

Regeneration skills tsar Sir John Egan this week told MPs he was unable to say if progress had been made in the four years since he called for a fundamental change in regeneration practice because he had been sidelined by ministers.

R&R's conference speakers unveiled

2 May 2008

A senior official leading government plans to simplify business support is to speak at the Regeneration & Renewal conference.

Ferry firms face EU competition probe

25 April 2008

Subsidies paid by the Scottish Government to two ferry firms are to be investigated for a possible breach of EU competition rules, Brussels announced last week.

European Commission launches formal investigation

18 April 2008

The European Commission launched a formal investigation into complaints about subsidies paid by the Scottish Government to two ferry companies as Regeneration & Renewal went to press. The EC will investigate whether the move contravened European rules on state aid.

Call for city-region tax-raising powers

11 April 2008

Groups of town halls should be given greater powers to raise cash to invest in transport schemes if the UK's regional cities are to compete economically with their European counterparts, a report concluded last week.

Planning applications in for Cheshire bridge project

4 April 2008

Two planning applications connected to a proposed second bridge across the River Mersey were submitted this week.

Scheme to replace Rochdale's bus station

4 April 2008

A scheme to replace Rochdale's bus station will receive £10 million of government funding, transport minister Rosie Winterton has announced. The Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Executive hopes to secure the rest of the funding for the £11.5 million interchange, which will be built on land near the existing bus station, by January.