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Consultation on West Midlands' economic future kicks off

26 January 2007

A consultation on the West Midlands' economic future to 2020 kicked off this week.

The super-agency with the wow factor

26 January 2007

I don't want to get too technical, but here goes: wow. I refer to the new housing and regeneration quango Communities England.

What's On - Regeneration-related TV and radio

26 January 2007

Sunday 28 January; 11.00am Countryfile. BBC1; Including a controversy over a firm's plans to build a massive reservoir. 2.45pm Market Forces 4/5. Radio 4; How long can Plymouth Pannier Market survive competition from larger stores?

Glasgow gets CDFI for personal loans

26 January 2007

The first community development finance institution (CDFI) in Glasgow to offer loans to disadvantaged people will be launched next week.

Manchester suffers most child poverty

26 January 2007

Manchester Central has the highest rate of child poverty in the country, with 54.4 per cent of the children in the constituency living below the breadline, according to charity Save the Children.

Move to give employers a greater say over training

26 January 2007

Employers would get more of a say over school courses and qualifications under government plans designed to ensure that the modern workforce has the skills firms need.