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St Pancras takes top award

18 September 2008

St Pancras station took the top prize at the Regeneration & Renewal awards.

Report urges powers for residents to block licensing applications

18 September 2008

A commission examining health inequalities in Liverpool has called for the establishment of local community bodies that would allow the public to object to alcohol licensing applications on public health grounds.

'Communities in control' pilots announced

16 September 2008

Communities secretary Hazel Blears has announced twelve pilot areas for the government's 'communities in control' programme.

Rising assets

12 September 2008

The income and assets of development trusts have risen in the past year.

Nottingham NDC names new board

12 September 2008

Nottingham's crisis-hit New Deal for Communities (NDC) partnership has appointed four new board members.

Finance Briefs

12 September 2008

Advantage West Midlands, Grassroots Grants and Futurebuilders funding in this week's money shorts.

London mayor announces GLA shake-up

11 September 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has announced a reorganisation of the Greater London Authority (GLA) and a partial freeze on hiring, with redundancies a certainty.

Welfare reforms 'will write off most needy'

8 September 2008

Planned reforms to programmes to get the long-term unemployed into work will encourage providers of welfare services to write off the most needy, a report warns today.