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Blears: Jobcentre Plus foiling devolution

26 September 2007

DCLG boss Hazel Blears this week pledged to grapple with a separate Whitehall department that is increasingly being labelled a barrier to local decision making.

Manchester decries Whitehall wrangles

25 September 2007

Officials in the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) stand accused of inhibiting Greater Manchester's plans to become the first statutory city region.

Exchequer backs limited top-up tax

25 September 2007

The Treasury is set to give the go-ahead to a new tax on business to pay for public infrastructure - with conditions.

Wind farm to create South West jobs

24 September 2007

Construction of a £28m wave farm ten miles off the Cornish coast has received full planning permission for the project from the government.

Development agency defends immigrant contribution

24 September 2007

The East of England Development Agency has hailed the contribution of immigrants to the local economy after Cambridgeshire police raised concerns about crime.

Development bodies call for 'northern Crossrail'

18 September 2007

The Northern Way for new rail routes between London and northern cities after new research said improved links could provide a £10bn boost for the UK economy.