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Diary: Chatterers slammed, design for the birds, and Ken comes clean

16 July 2004

Hide the Chardonnay, dump your muesli, and keep quiet about the Sundays you spend in your crisp metropolitan bed with a copy of the Observer.

Marketing: Small talk with a big impact

16 July 2004

The hardest task of any regeneration partnership is to gain the trust and support of its host community. Communications expert Paul Richards explains how local projects can get the neighbourhood on board

Opinion: Why disadvantage is in the air

16 July 2004

How active are you? Sitting here as I do, looking out on one of the worst-designed supermarkets in the northern hemisphere - no Stirling Prize for Cornwall this year, I fear - I ponder the nature of activity, economically speaking.

Interview: Local tester of a national mission

16 July 2004

As the Government's design watchdog moves from national policy to local action, it is set to launch a series of regional projects. Lee Connor meets David Carter, Cabe's man in East Lancashire

Analysis: Fine-tuning the EC regional aid policy

16 July 2004

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Economic Development News: Pay reforms 'must have a local focus'

16 July 2004

Experts have warned that the chancellor will have to vary public sector pay rates at the micro-level rather than on a broad brush regional basis in order to erase hard to fill vacancies.

Economic Development News: North to vote on regional assemblies in November

16 July 2004

England's northern regions will vote on whether to establish elected regional assemblies on 4 November - provided an Electoral Commission review finds that all-postal voting is safe.

Physical Regeneration News brief: Belfast City Council approves renewal scheme

16 July 2004

A 19th-century flax mill is at the heart of a £15 million renewal scheme approved by Belfast City Council last week, which will be delivered by architect Richard Partington and building company the Carvill Group. Plans for the Ross's Mill site 2km west of the city centre include 150 flats, 15 houses and a shop, as well as converting the original mill.

Physical Regeneration News brief: Proposals for South-East published

16 July 2004

Proposed changes to South-East regional planning guidance to promote local tourism, sport and recreation have been published by the Government for consultation. Housing and planning minister Keith Hill said that the Government had accepted most changes proposed by an independent panel, except in limited areas. The closing date for response is 3 September 2004. Proposed Changes to Regional Planning Guidance for the South-East is available from (tel) 01483 882 878.