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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Merseyside Partnership releases report

3 October 2003

Liverpool city-region's image among business decision-makers and investment brokers is the best it has been for a decade, according to an independent report released last week by economic development agency The Merseyside Partnership....

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Rotherham's caution on Sheffield renewal plans

3 October 2003

Sheffield's importance should not be overstated at the expense of Rotherham and other smaller towns and cities in the region, according to a report by Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council's regeneration board. The board...

AGENDA

3 October 2003

AGENDA TO 21 NOVEMBER 15 October 25 Years of the Urban Design Group (UDG). Organiser: UDG. Venue: London. Fee: £1-4. Details: (tel) 020 7250 0892. 15 & 16 October Living Places:...

Call for more autonomy for cities

3 October 2003

Major cities should be given special powers to spend their own budgets as part of a complete overhaul of local government finance, according to an influential academic. Professor Gerry Stoker used this...

NEWS BRIEF: North-West Regional Assembly suggests jobs move

3 October 2003

The North-West Regional Assembly has suggested that jobs from the Department for Rural Affairs and the Commission for Racial Equality should be moved to the region. Its call forms part of the...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: North-south divide 'here to stay'

3 October 2003

People in the East of England and South-East regions enjoy greatest life satisfaction, according to a report designed as a toolkit for housing associations. The Midlands was found to be bleakest in...

Officials accused of frustrating Brum NDC probe

3 October 2003

The Government Office for the West Midlands (GOWM) was attacked last week for obstructing an investigation into a crisis at a £54 million Birmingham regeneration project. The chairman of Birmingham City Council's...

FUNDING: A direct flow of funding

3 October 2003

A new government approach is attempting to rationalise England's complex patchwork of regeneration funds. David Taylor discovers that it is already paying dividends. Something significant has happened in Sandwell in the West...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Business politics not altered by devolution, according to report

3 October 2003

Business politics remain dominated by decisions made in London despite efforts to devolve activity to the regions, according to a report published last week. The Economic and Social Research Council report said...

BEST PRACTICE: Recognising regeneration's all-rounders

3 October 2003

Last week the British Urban Regeneration Association announced the winners of the Bura Awards for Best Practice in Regeneration for 2003. Bura's Shah Hosein explains the qualities the judges were looking for, while...