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Winners and losers in a new era of funding

14 December 2007

We know that the Government wants to refocus regeneration onto tackling unemployment and other economic priorities. We know that ministers have promised to devolve more decision-making. But what this means in practice has up until now been unclear.

The standards bearer

14 December 2007

Interview: we speak to Peter Bishop, director of Design for London

Renewal cash to end for 21 councils

14 December 2007

Nearly a quarter of councils that currently receive dedicated neighbourhood regeneration cash will have their funding phased out from April.

New publications

14 December 2007

Unless stated, these documents can be viewed on www.regen.net/doc

EU to provide clean-up help

14 December 2007

The UK is set to receive £115 million in EU funding to help deal with the damage caused by the summer's floods.

Diary

14 December 2007

Full marks to Chris Leslie for showing up at think-tank the New Local Government Network's Christmas party.

Work experience with Matt Day, information officer, Somerset MarketTowns Forum

14 December 2007

Matt Day is the information officer for the Somerset Market Towns Forum, which aims to deliver social, economic and environmental regeneration in the county's rural towns and large villages.

Innovations

14 December 2007

How did a community co-operative save a natural food store from closure?

2007 round-up: Wales

14 December 2007

Labour won only 26 seats out of a possible 60 in the May Welsh Assembly election, with Plaid Cymru taking 15, the Conservatives 12, the Liberal Democrats six, and one...