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Appeal judges back council after eviction

18 March 2005

The powers of local authorities to evict travellers and squatters from publicly-owned land were boosted by a Court of Appeal ruling this week.

Tories launch housing policy

18 March 2005

Plans to allow local communities to create new green belts and encourage brownfield development are at the heart of the Conservative's housing policy, the party said today.

£300m for firms in deprived areas

18 March 2005

Local authorities in deprived areas will battle for £100 million a year to boost enterprise in their communities.

Programme to develop better communities

18 March 2005

The drive for councils to create cleaner and safer communities was boosted by a £5 million support programme announced by the ODPM this week.

Agency examines facilities financing

18 March 2005

Methods of funding infrastructure before section 106 payments are made are to be investigated by the South West of England Regional Development Agency, Planning has learnt.

Report finds flaws in hospital design

18 March 2005

Hospitals must be better designed to fit their townscape if they are to provide sustained health care benefits for communities, the government's design watchdog warned this week.

Pensioners and parents among Budget winners

18 March 2005

Pensioners were among the biggest winners in Gordon Brown's Budget this week.

Poll reveals necessities for growth in South East

18 March 2005

South East house building rates should be cut if infrastructure fails to materialise, according to almost half of the respondents to an opinion poll.

ODPM guide bids to boost urban realm

18 March 2005

A £5 million programme to help public sector workers take more effective action to improve the quality of town centres, neighbourhoods and parks was announced this week.

Water supply woe predicted for capital

18 March 2005

Londoners could face water shortages within the next ten years if leaks and rising demand are not dealt with, according to a report published this week.