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Cities must agree targets to get powers, says expert

26 May 2006

Local and city regional regeneration agencies should accept additional performance targets in exchange for more control over national funding in areas like health and education, urban policy expert Professor Michael Parkinson said last week.

Agenda To 13 July

26 May 2006

- 5 June City Regions and Beyond. Organiser: Local Government Association. Venue: London. Details: (tel) 020 7664 3131, (email) info@lga.gov.uk or (web) www.lga.gov.uk

Asset-owning regeneration companies mooted

26 May 2006

A new form of asset-owning regeneration company could feature in the upcoming local government white paper.

The Great White Spark

26 May 2006

The local government white paper might be delayed until after the summer, but the Prime Minister's intervention should ensure it will set the agenda for radical reform, says Ben Walker.

LGA seeks more funding powers for authorities

26 May 2006

Town hall leaders this week demanded a massive transfer of responsibility from Whitehall that would see councils win control over business rates and increased powers over key policy areas such as transport and economic development.

A gambling man - Professor Stephen Crow, chair, Casino Advisory Panel

26 May 2006

One of Britain's foremost planning experts, Professor Crow chairs the panel convened to recommend locations for the new wave of casinos. So, how will the chips fall?

Advantage West Midlands unveils plans

26 May 2006

Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands has unveiled plans for how Birmingham will be developed into a Science City. The project will focus on achieving a world class research base in the city, which was designated a Science City in the 2005 Budget.

City academies 'fail to improve results'

26 May 2006

The Government's flagship city academies schools programme is failing to improve academic results, according to research.

Six cities sign-up for wireless web networks

26 May 2006

Six councils have signed deals that will bring extensive wireless broadband networks to their cities, BT announced last week.

Appointment at Hull City Council

26 May 2006

Hull City Council has recruited Tracy Harsley as community safety manager to oversee Citysafe, its crime, drugs and disorder reduction team. Her job will include overseeing the coordination of community safety functions and a team to combat anti-social behaviour. Harsley joins from East Riding of Yorkshire Council where she managed the authority's crime reduction team for six years.