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Council chiefs blast regional allowance

14 December 2007

Councils in the South East will only be able to spend a ninth of the money the government has given the region for transport, regional leaders claimed last week.

Bradford City Council makes decision next week

14 December 2007

Bradford City Council will take a decision next week on a joint initiative with Leeds City Council to regenerate the 14km corridor between the cities.

City blocks store appeal

14 December 2007

Tesco has lost its appeal against Highland Council's decision to reject the retailer's plans for a fourth store in Inverness.

Stonehenge link dropped

14 December 2007

South West regional leaders responded with fury after plans to tackle congestion on the A303 at Stonehenge were shelved last week.

New Victoria hub stalled

14 December 2007

An application to develop a transport interchange at London Victoria station has been sent back to the drawing board again by Westminster City Council.

Dark forces in play

14 December 2007

Pilot schemes are trialling the Civic Trust's strategy to restore a broader evening leisure range in the UK's town and city centres, reports Ben Kochan.