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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Seeking a selling point

6 February 2004

New research is boosting a growing body of evidence that inner city customers are not poor, but ignored. Nick Loney asks how investors can be persuaded that inner city retailers are not flogging a dead horse.

SPORT: Sport England slims down

6 February 2004

Tasked with boosting the nation's exercise levels, Sport England has embarked on a radical overhaul. Joining a fact-finding tour to Spain, Matt Ross discovers that the organisation is changing its focus to emphasise health in local communities.

EDITORIAL: The northern way could take its toll on core city plans

6 February 2004

Last week we revealed that the ODPM was planning a northern growth corridor that would act as a counterweight to the growth areas in the South-East. Senior officials told us that the idea of the plan was to use the corridor, which follows the North's main road and rail links, as a focus for housebuilding, transport spending, skills development and further education investment.

OPINION: Airline's regional incentives deal refused take-off

6 February 2004

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's ebullient expletive-undeleted CEO, has been getting his knickers in a twist recently. One familiar bilious-yellow ad managed to price flights in euros instead of pounds - in the arch-europhobe Daily Telegraph, to boot. And the airline last week revealed "an enormous and sudden reduction in yields" - fares, to you - in the current quarter.

INTERVIEW: Unmasking the anonymous donor

6 February 2004

This year, the distribution of lottery funds will undergo the biggest shake-up since the system's launch. Matt Ross meets Vanessa Potter, tasked with building a new distributor.

ANALYSIS: Community cohesion - Renewal can bridge ethnic divide

6 February 2004

Area-based regeneration schemes have been blamed for fanning the flames of ethnic tension. Now new government guidelines aim to tackle the issue.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Region puts forward economic blueprint

6 February 2004

A six year blueprint for the economic development of the West Midlands has been drawn up by its regional development agency, Advantage West Midlands (AWM).

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Small business cluster creation

6 February 2004

Construction work has started on a £5.5 million office workspace for small businesses at Bedford. The i-Lab, which will cover over 3,000sq metres, is being constructed as part of a joint initiative by the East of England Development Agency (EEDA) and Bedford Borough Council and should be completed by the end of the year. The i-Lab is intended particularly for high-tech businesses, including the information and communications and advanced engineering sectors. It will contain room for as many as 140 firms. EEDA chairman Richard Ellis said: "In recent times there's been a lack of high-quality business units in Bedford". The regional development agency has provided £4 million for the project.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Bills put forward for Edinburgh tram lines

6 February 2004

Two private bills have been published to enable Edinburgh City Council to acquire the land it needs for the construction and operation of two tram lines in the city.