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The Mersey's Rising Tide

30 March 2007

For decades, Liverpool's people, businesses and jobs have been ebbing away. But as it marks its 800th anniversary, the city finally has something to celebrate. Matt Ross reports.

Bidwells' northern base goes it alone

30 March 2007

Bidwells' Manchester base has become a new planning consultancy under the same director, it has emerged.

Planning Law Authority

30 March 2007

Martin Kingston QC remains confident that barristers can continue to play a major role in the reformed planning system as long as they adapt to changing demands, says Bryan Johnston.

Government offers help to small manufacturers

29 March 2007

An advice service for small-scale manufacturers will be extended from April next year, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) announced today.

The Olympic Delivery Authority claims that it cannot legally insist that companies working on Olympic contracts pay their employees more than the minimum wage. But is that really the case? Anna Jefferys investigates.

The Top 100 Regeneration Projects

9 March 2007

Welcome to our exclusive listing of the UK's 100 most valuable physical regeneration schemes: £36 billion worth of ongoing projects from Lanarkshire to London, Rochester to Roath Basin. In terms of physical regeneration, this is the ultimate A-list.