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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Firms back Liverpool 'smart tax' proposal
28 November 2003
Liverpool businesses would support a radical reform of the business tax system, according to a survey launched this week.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: RDA targets 'need links with regional priorities'
28 November 2003
Regional development agencies (RDAs) need targets that are more closely aligned to regional priorities, a report published last week by the public spending watchdog claims.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: New project officer will promote local purchasing in City
28 November 2003
The local authority for the City of London last week appointed a project officer to promote local procurement.
PHYSICAL REGENERATION BRIEF: North Staffordshire strategy launched
28 November 2003
A £20 million strategy to rebrand North Staffordshire as one of Europe's greenest urban areas was launched last week. The Greening for Growth strategy will focus on key transport corridors, establishing green routes and rejuvenating open spaces. It is the biggest improvement programme in the region since the land reclamation programmes of the 1970s and 1980s. Greening for Growth is available from (tel) 01782 232435.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL BRIEF: Warden team wins first awards
28 November 2003
The neighbourhood warden team in the London Borough of Merton has won first place in the regional and national finals of the Clean and Tidy Awards 2003. The award followed a check-up on the borough's Pollards Hill district to judge whether the cleanliness of the area had been sustained over a six-month period after a spring clean-up.
COMMUNITY RENEWAL NEWS: Rich-poor schools gap is growing
28 November 2003
Government educational policies are failing to reduce the growing gap in attainment between children from rich and poor households, the chief inspector of schools warned last week.
Councils may face 'liveability' cuts
28 November 2003
The quality of street life in deprived areas could suffer following the strong bias towards education and social service spending in last week's funding settlement for local authorities, commentators have warned.
MOVES: 21 appointments at DTI
28 November 2003
The Department of Trade and Industry last week announced 21 new appointments to the boards of seven of the regional development agencies (RDAs). The posts require a commitment of two days a month. New Advantage West Midlands board members are Julie Haney, David Smith, Roger Lawrence and Michael Oakes. The East of England Development Agency will see Patricia Holtom, John Snyder, Karen Livingstone and Tim Wilson join its board. Dave McCall and Joe Dwek are to become members of the North-West Development Agency board, while John Cuthbert joins One NorthEast. Phil Wood, Rob Anderson and Peter Jones are new members of the South East England RDA board, with Catherine Bakewell, Duncan Hames and Christine Reid taking posts on the South-West RDA board. Yorkshire Forward's new members are Stella Guy, Bob Boucher, Nicholas Dakin and John Spencer.
Appointments to RDA boards 'neglect the regeneration issues'
28 November 2003
A lack of regeneration experience among last week's 21 appointees to the boards of seven regional development agencies (RDAs) underlines a government "desertion" of the country's most deprived areas, it was claimed this week.
STOP PRESS: URC Hull Citybuild executive leaves
28 November 2003
The chief executive of urban regeneration company (URC) Hull Citybuild is to leave the organisation to take up a role at government regeneration agency English Partnerships (EP). Neil Bradbury is to join EP early in the new year as regional director for the North-East and Yorkshire and Humber regions. Bradbury successfully led Hull's bid for URC status and has been chief executive there since July 2002. The search for Bradbury's successor will start immediately.
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