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Residents want health centre, not supermarket

29 September 2006

Residents of an east Birmingham neighbourhood are calling for a community health and sports facility to be developed on council-owned playing fields being considered as the site for a supermarket.

Euro tax ruling 'can boost Welsh firms'

29 September 2006

Business tax breaks could be used to boost the economies of deprived areas following a European Court of Justice ruling, says Plaid Cymru.

LSC is failing to meet business need, say Tories

29 September 2006

England's work training agency is costly to run, bureaucratic and insensitive to business needs, the Conservative party claimed this week.

Climate crisis sparks action

29 September 2006

Zero-carbon buildings are a crucial long-term aim for planning policy to tackle climate change impacts, contends Gideon Amos.

New Blood

29 September 2006

In regeneration, we're desperate for new graduates. But how does the sector appear to potential recruits - and how could it present a friendlier face? Holly Sutton investigates.

Vow over London tax credit top-up

29 September 2006

The Government this week promised to look into the idea of introducing a London weighting on the working families tax credit.

Travel choice backer

29 September 2006

Car-free neighbourhoods have policy support but experience in implementing them has not been impressive, transport campaigner Dave Morris tells Catherine Early.

In Place - Wildspace conservation park, Thames Gateway

29 September 2006

Name of scheme Wildspace.

Councils to regain powers over buses

29 September 2006

Plans which could see control over bus timetabling and fares handed back to councils across the country are soon to be launched, the transport secretary said this week.

Centro issues warning over loss of power

29 September 2006

Public transport could suffer if the Department for Transport (DfT) removes the West Midlands Passenger Transport Authority's power over rail services, transport bosses warned this week.