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Rising stars set out their winning agenda

14 December 2007

Who are you going to vote for in the RTPI Young Planner of the Year Award?

Montgomery takes over in Thames Gateway

11 December 2007

Former government neighbourhood renewal chief Joe Montgomery is to take over the running of the Thames Gateway project.

Local authority funding settlement slammed

7 December 2007

Councils have described a three-year funding allocation for local authorities as "the worst in a decade".

Up and running - Metal Gates Project, Leicester

7 December 2007

Scheme: Metal Gates Project, Leicester.

5 steps to...

7 December 2007

Improving community sports facilities.

Kit provides culture tools

7 December 2007

Living Places, the government scheme designed to promote the role of culture and sport in developing communities, is to create a culture planning toolkit (CPT).

New cash boost for charity sector

3 December 2007

A body that supports the development of charities has announced new funding to bolster the sector over the next three years.

Cash fears deter third sector contract bids

30 November 2007

Many third sector organisations are put off from bidding for contracts to help get the jobless into work because they fear the risks they would face as a result are too great, an inquiry has found.

Calling time

30 November 2007

A review of the Government's decision to liberalise the licensing regime in England and Wales is under way. But what is the experience on the ground of its impact? Herpreet Kaur Grewal investigates.