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City-regions 'could help the deprived'

2 June 2006

City-regions could reduce social exclusion and benefit the most deprived communities, says a think-tank report published last week.

Kelly signals devolution for city-regions

30 June 2006

The government fully supports the idea of devolution to city-regions, communities secretary Ruth Kelly insisted this week.

Reforms could introduce city regional cabinets

2 June 2006

Directly elected city regional cabinets may be an option in the forthcoming local government white paper, it has been revealed.

MP concerned over city region boards

16 June 2006

City regional executive boards of leaders could lead to poor decision-making, a senior member of the Department of Communities and Local Government select committee has warned.

City regional cabinets may be white paper option

2 June 2006

Directly elected city regional cabinets may be an option in the local government white paper as communities secretary Ruth Kelly seeks to make cross boundary working more accountable to the public.

Kelly outlines support for city regional structures

27 June 2006

Communities secretary Ruth Kelly yesterday signalled that she would grant more powers to London mayor Ken Livingstone.

City-region debate is mired in history

23 June 2006

The proposed reorganisation of local government, a favourite topic of David Miliband's before he was hijacked to run the environment department, didn't vanish with him - but it's been postponed, with an announcement now expected in the autumn. This is no problem if the Department for Commmunities and Local Government gets it right, but will it - and what will it mean for regeneration?