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Project bosses to form policy group

30 November 2007

A new group to give a voice to London's largest regeneration projects will be unveiled next week.

Festive fair

30 November 2007

Sheffield is hosting a German-style market in the run up to Christmas to attract visitors.

Workshops aim to raise sustainable awareness

30 November 2007

A new series of online workshops aimed at raising awareness of the skills required to develop socially, economically and environmentally sustainable communities is to be launched next year.

You cannot escape from the economy

By Sir Peter Hall

30 November 2007

Fifty years in the academic trade teach you one lesson: there's no substitute for students.

Northern Rock charity 2008 budget slashed

29 November 2007

Northern Rock Foundation, the charitable arm of the beleaguered bank, has announced that its grants budget for 2008 will be just £7m.

Brown announces new Thames Gateway funding

29 November 2007

Prime minister Gordon Brown announced today that the Thames Gateway would receive £600m in dedicated funds over the next three years.

Respect week 'cuts crime' - Team effort by Manchester police andpartners

23 November 2007

Fifty-one people were arrested by Greater Manchester Police in the Newton Heath and Miles Platting areas of the city as part of a 'respect action week' that took place earlier this month.

The Thames Gateway is set for a wave of inward migration, much of it by ethnic minority people. But despite BNP wins in Barking and Dagenham, nobody has a strategy for handling any resultant tensions, says Nicola Carroll.