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Hill lays down law on hitting output target

17 September 2004

Local authorities can do more to meet targets for processing planning applications, planning minister Keith Hill said this week.

Bigger rural role ahead for social enterprises

17 September 2004

Social enterprises are being lined up to play an increasing role in helping the Government to meet its rural policy objectives, it emerged this week.

Northern Way Leeds plan revealed

17 September 2004

The Northern Way strategy will call for an "iconic" building to be built in Leeds to house the National Sustainable Communities Skills Centre recommended by the Egan report, Regeneration & Renewal has learned.

Agency highlights perils of time bomb

17 September 2004

The development of 800,000 homes in the South East could set off an "environmental time bomb", the Environment Agency warned this week.

Major summit draft unveiled by organisers

17 September 2004

The draft programme for the largest sustainable communities conference in the UK was unveiled by deputy prime minister John Prescott this week.

Retailer seeks Doncaster site for giant store

17 September 2004

Retail giant IKEA has this week submitted an outline planning application for a store at a business park in Doncaster.

Judge quashes council decision to cut funding

17 September 2004

A high court judge has quashed Leicester City Council's decision to cut funding to six voluntary groups, ruling that the authority had failed to consult properly with the organisations.

Government accused of failure on wildlife target

17 September 2004

The government's draft planning statement on biodiversity and nature conservation (PPS9) is too concise and fails to put the needs of wildlife at the heart of the planning system, according to campaigners.

Liverpool calls for talks on Northern Way

17 September 2004

A Liverpool councillor and housing expert has written to ministers complaining that a lack of consultation on the regeneration of northern England means the initiative is doomed to fail.

News brief: Nick Raynsford outlines plans for referenda

17 September 2004

Local government minister Nick Raynsford this week outlined plans for "multi-channel" referenda in the North-West and Yorkshire and Humberside over elected regional assemblies, as predicted last week (Regeneration & Renewal, September 10, p2). He declined to give a date for the referenda.