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NE governance 'weak and messy'

21 July 2006

Weak leadership, conflicting strategies and a lack of vision are thwarting attempts to drag the North-East out of its economic long-term decline and put it on a more competitive footing with the rest of the UK, a team of international experts has warned.

The Place Shaper

21 July 2006

Sir Michael Lyons, veteran of leading government inquiries, has many jobs. He talks to Ben Walker about place-shaping, the English Cities Fund - and why local government reorganisation is never off the table.

Heseltine clashes with Cameron

21 July 2006

The Conservatives' urban policy adviser Lord Heseltine has backed county councils that are seeking unitary status, despite opposition to the move by the party's leadership.

Campaigners slate regional funding quota

21 July 2006

Confidence in the planning process will be undermined by the inclusion of unapproved projects in the list of regional funding allocations, according to anti-road campaigners.

Cities may win less power than London

21 July 2006

Cities outside London should not assume that the new powers conferred on the capital's mayor would also be available to them, a senior civil servant told delegates.

Back Thameslink ahead of Crossrail

21 July 2006

Top City of London figures have written to transport secretary Douglas Alexander demanding that he agrees a financing plan for the capital's beleaguered Crossrail scheme.

5 Steps to ... boosting cricket in inner-city areas

21 July 2006

1. Set up a cricket academy. Develop an academy at a further education college in a deprived area, says Mikey Thompson, head coach of the Hackney Community College's cricket academy. Target estates for keen cricketers and young people who need a goal in life. Playing cricket can cut obesity and anti-social behaviour and raise self-esteem and respect for others, he says.

Casebook: Development Control Casebook - Dock development deemed beneficial to vitality of city

21 July 2006

The secretary of state has granted planning permission for a major redevelopment at Gloucester Docks after accepting that the proposals complied with development plan policies.

Expert to draft strategic plan in Birmingham

21 July 2006

City expert Michael Parkinson is to lead the creation of a masterplan for Birmingham city centre to help it become more globally competitive.

John Moores University professor to head team

21 July 2006

Birmingham City Council has appointed Liverpool's John Moores University professor Michael Parkinson to lead the team developing a masterplan for Birmingham city centre. The team will draw up a ten-year strategy to develop the area within the city's ring road, the first stage of which is to benchmark it economically against other international cities.