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Study urges northern links to capital

12 November 2007

Northern regions must do more to develop economic links with London, research has said.

Glasgow wins right to host Commonwealth Games

9 November 2007

Glasgow is set for a regeneration boost after being awarded the 2014 Commonwealth Games earlier today.

Tory study focuses on Manchester social plight

9 November 2007

Manchester scores significantly worse than comparable cities in England on most measures of social breakdown, according to a Conservative Party think tank.

Nottingham wants World Cup football games

9 November 2007

Nottingham and Portsmouth are keen to host football matches at any 2018 World Cup in England.

Pennine divide 'foils north super-region plans'

9 November 2007

The Pennines are a huge barrier to economic development, a major piece of unpublished research will say.

Investment instigator

9 November 2007

Interview: Business in the Community director Bill Boler learnt lessons in Harlem.

How we did it...

9 November 2007

An enterprise initiative in an economically-deprived area has won a national award.

Sub-regional groups of local authorities draw up proposals

9 November 2007

Thirteen sub-regional groups of local authorities, including councils in Greater Manchester and Tyne and Wear, are drawing up proposals to develop new multi-area agreement funding deals which cross council boundaries, the Department for Communities and Local Government has announced.

Yorkshire Forward to invest in food and drink

9 November 2007

Regional development agency Yorkshire Forward will invest £8.8 million in the region's food and drink sector over the next five years, it has announced.

Small is beautiful for investment potential

9 November 2007

Stockport, Bolton, Harrogate and Wigan are all up and coming locations for property investment, according to research commissioned by Regeneration & Renewal.