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Two-thirds of new jobs "in public sector under Labour"

24 November 2008

Two out of three jobs created since 1998 have been in the public sector, according to a newspaper report published today.

£6m for housing and employment projects

24 November 2008

Extra funding worth £6 million for housing and employment advice programmes has been announced for 20 'Trailblazer' schemes covering 60 councils.

Urban Splash may sell Fort

21 November 2008

Developer is considering selling the iconic Fort Dunlop development outside Birmingham.

"Oyster cards for major cities", demands think-tank

21 November 2008

Britain's largest provincial cities need their own version of London's cashless "Oyster card" fare payment system to encourage residents back on to public transport, according to a think-tank.

£125m for North-East business

19 November 2008

Plans to create a £125 million fund to help businesses in the North East of England were announced yesterday.

£750,000 for urban parish councils

19 November 2008

Communities secretary Hazel Blears has pledged £750,000 of government support to create a new generation of urban parish councils.

Glasgow tells developers: build now, pay later

18 November 2008

Upfront payments demanded of companies that develop on green space will be deferred in an effort to stimulate development in Glasgow, the city council has announced.

B of the Bang team pays out in row

18 November 2008

An out of court settlement has been agreed between Manchester City Council and the designers that supplied it with a controversial, and unsafe, public sculpture.

DfT announces first 'Keynesian' project

18 November 2008

The Department of Transport has announced its first major infrastructure project to be brought forward under government plans to stimulate the economy.

Downturn 'will hit London hardest'

17 November 2008

London is likely to lose a higher proportion of its jobs to the upcoming recession than any other region, a report by the Local Government Association says today.