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Government faces supercasino legal challenge

26 November 2007

Manchester City Council has hinted it might take the government to court following Gordon Brown's supercasino U-turn in July.

Half million cash injection for Essex arts facility

23 November 2007

A visual arts centre anticipated to change public opinion of Colchester, Essex, has received a £500,000 boost from its regional development agency.

Cities may get metropolitan transport bodies

23 November 2007

Major northern cities could get their own London-style city-regional transport authorities under government plans.

Plans unveiled for Tees Dock in Redcar

23 November 2007

Plans for a major new import centre at Tees Dock in Redcar were unveiled this week by PD Ports, the port authority for Teesport and Hartlepool. The 111,500sq metres regional import centre on 27.5ha of brownfield land is expected to create 800 jobs.

Data Check - Migration trend to regions

23 November 2007

26% - rise in immigration rate to London from 1997 to 2006.

Tories want more city academies

23 November 2007

The Tory Party is consulting on a plan to remove barriers to city academy schools in order to help prevent disadvantaged children falling further behind their peers.

North economic target too 'weak'

23 November 2007

The Government's target to reduce economic disparities between northern and southern England is "weak" and needs to be reformed, according to research.

List of highest paid public sector employees

23 November 2007

Five regional development agency chief executives feature in a list of the UK's 300 highest paid public sector employees drawn up by lobby group the Tax Payers' Alliance. Olympic Delivery Authority chief executive David Higgins and former ODA chairman Jack Lemley were among the top ten. The list is available via www.regen.net/doc.