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Planning bodies for Scots city regions

10 August 2007

Four bodies are to be launched to oversee strategic planning across Scotland's largest city-regions.

City-regions are finally coming to town

27 July 2007

Years of debate about city-regions ended with last week's sub-national review. But what next?

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.

Treasury examines routes to city-regions

30 March 2007

Mechanisms to drive city-regional collaboration are being developed by the Treasury, it was revealed last week.

'Good progress' in Northern city-regions

10 August 2007

Northern city-regions have made "good progress" in drawing up effective economic plans, according to a report by consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers.

City-regions eye transport powers

25 May 2007

City-regions could be given more powers to plan and run local transport under government plans.

Manchester legal step to city-region

5 October 2007

Greater Manchester is to invoke powers contained within the 1972 Local Government Act, which was used to create the metropolitan counties that existed from 1974 to 1986, to create a new statutory city-regional authority.

Assemblies 'failing' city-regions

6 April 2007

Regional assemblies have been attacked for being "unenthusiastic and inactive" in their sub-regional work by a government report on their role published last week.