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Tories claim bias in lottery funding

26 January 2007

Labour heartlands have received £11 million more in lottery grants since 1995 than Conservative constituencies, according to figures released by the Tories last week.

Council cheerleader - Irene Lucas, chief executive, South Tyneside Council

26 January 2007

Local authorities aren't just responsible for delivering good services and supporting communities, says Irene Lucas: they can directly help people to become happier, too.

Casebook: Development Control Casebook Forum

26 January 2007

E-mail your queries, or your replies to earlier queries, to casebook@haynet.com.

Bank loans to small firms halved in past year

26 January 2007

The number of small businesses taking up government guaranteed start-up loans has halved since the Government transformed the way the loan was distributed at the beginning of last year.

Council rebuts criticism of its core strategy

26 January 2007

Chichester District Council has told an inspector examining its core strategy that the document is "sound" and does not need to be redrafted.

Funds offered for Chelmsley Wood renewal

26 January 2007

A deprived area of Solihull has been given £9 million to help rebuild its town centre.

Bell on ... leading the way on responses to climate change

26 January 2007

"Madam chairman," - to think that 20 years ago we used to say that - "this report seeks committee approval to buy five Longhorn heifers at auction at Banbury to manage the grass at the country park." (Councillors: "Moo. Come on, Buttercup.")

Casebook: Appeal Cases - Waste management - Dust management considered acceptable

26 January 2007

A proposal for a kiln dust tip at a cement factory in north Wales has been granted planning permission despite concerns that it would give rise to unacceptable health hazards.