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Homes secure permission in Peterborough

11 June 2004

An extra 1,700 houses in the planned Hampton township in Peterborough secured outline planning approval this week.

Society report details road to assembly hits

11 June 2004

Elected regional assemblies will fail to deliver unless they are given fully devolved powers over transport, planning, housing and economic development, a two-year inquiry has concluded.

Birmingham's giant Bullring shopping development, it was claimed, would help local small retailers. But Naomi Lindsay finds that the city's experience has worrying implications for Liverpool's forthcoming retail makeover

Transport: Hitting the buffers

11 June 2004

Britain's train-building industry is in dire straits - a new regeneration challenge in the making. Paul Coleman unravels the story of an economic disaster that could have been avoided

Opinion: Reform of local government is 35 years late

11 June 2004

The postal voters of northern England have delivered their verdicts on Europe, Iraq, the price of petrol and a whole raft of issues loosely connected to the matter in hand, which was (remember?) electing Euro MPs and local councillors. But no-one is noticing that this election is almost an irrelevance. For local democracy, there's a far more important - even momentous - event coming up this autumn. Then, these voters will turn out again - postally speaking - to vote on referenda in each of three northern regions (North-West, North-East and Yorkshire & Humberside) - to choose the future shape of local government in their area. And, whichever way they vote, the result will be the biggest shake-up of local government in modern history - far bigger than Peter Walker's botched reorganisation in the early 1970s, or John Gummer's equally botched modifications in the mid-1990s, which produced our present local government map.