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Government spending: hear the latest

16 October 2007

Housing and regeneration minister Iain Wright will spell out the implications for northern regeneration of the government's new spending plans at Regeneration & Renewal's Northern Summit in Manchester later this month.

Liverpool super-agency gets chair

10 October 2007

A nuclear energy supremo has been appointed to chair Liverpool's new regeneration company.

Training brokerage moves to regions

10 October 2007

Whitehall is to cede control of a training finder service to the regional development agencies' Business Link network.

Darling's transport 'double' trouble

10 October 2007

National transport spending will increase by 32 per cent over the next three years - and not double, as indicated by the chancellor.

Final Crossrail hurdle revealed

10 October 2007

A two pence in the pound supplement on the business rate is set to be levied on most businesses in the capital to clear the way for the construction of London rail-link Crossrail.

Free pensioner travel announced

9 October 2007

Around £200 million will go towards ensuring that every pensioner and disabled person in England receives "guaranteed free off-peak bus travel", the chancellor announced this week.