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North East RSS approved

15 July 2008

More than 128,000 homes are being earmarked for the North East after government approved the region's revised Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS).

First Multi-Area Agreements signed

14 July 2008

Seven groups of councils and local partners have signed the first set of Multi-Area Agreements (MAAs) today.

DCLG wants more mayoral referendums

9 July 2008

The DCLG plans to consult on ways to make it easier for people to trigger referendums on elected mayors.

Blears pushes for more elected mayors

9 July 2008

English towns and cities could see more elected mayors under government proposals published today.

Online petitions for mayors to be proposed

7 July 2008

Votes on whether to establish town or city mayors could in future be triggered by online petitions, potentially making such referndums more common.

Report demands more power for local government

3 July 2008

Devolving power to local government level is crucial to economic development, new research claims.

Tories to strip RDAs of planning powers

30 June 2008

A Conservative government would restructure regional development agencies (RDAs) and hand back strategic planning powers to Westminster.

Open-door for welfare innovation

25 June 2008

The Government is to welcome innovative ideas for providing welfare-to-work services from all sectors of the economy.

Regions body warns on loss of planning powers

24 June 2008

The English Regions Network (ERN), the body representing England's Regional Assemblies, has warned of a 'democratic deficit' in government proposals to shift Assemblies' planning powers to RDAs.