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Clear backing for city-region power

20 July 2007

City-regions have finally won clear backing from the Government to set up statutory democratic bodies with pooled budgets and the promise of further devolution.

Manchester business tax is unlikely, says chief

2 November 2007

Manchester City Council has revealed that it is unlikely to back a supplement on city-regional business rates to fund key infrastructure.

Review will 'heavily endorse' cross-border deals

6 July 2007

Single funding pots for each city region are to be "heavily endorsed" in a government review.

Savills expands team in east of England

14 May 2007

Planning and property consultant Savills has expanded its team in the eastern region by widening its areas of expertise.

Local business tax 'boon' for cities

31 August 2007

The introduction of a supplementary local business tax could raise billions of pounds for crucial infrastructure in major towns and cities, an analysis published this week says.

The Mersey's Rising Tide

30 March 2007

For decades, Liverpool's people, businesses and jobs have been ebbing away. But as it marks its 800th anniversary, the city finally has something to celebrate. Matt Ross reports.