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Michael to take charge of the RDAs

13 May 2005

Former rural affairs minister Alun Michael has been handed responsibility for England's nine regional development agencies, it emerged this week.

York will be the new home for 110 jobs

13 May 2005

York will be the new home for 110 jobs within the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs currently based in London. York England, the inward investment body for York and North Yorkshire, said this week that the posts, from the property, human resources and finance divisions, are the first to be relocated from a government department to the region since the Lyons review in 2004.

Renew names its chair

13 May 2005

Renew, the regional centre of regeneration excellence for the North-West, has named Liverpool city councillor Beatrice Fraenkel as its chair. She will oversee Renew's goal to build up the skills of regeneration practitioners.

Manchester United proposes a regional casino

13 May 2005

Manchester United Football Club has revealed plans for a casino at its Old Trafford stadium that it claims could drive the regeneration of the surrounding Quays area and potentially create 2,000 jobs.

Wakefield plans to move its station

13 May 2005

A proposal to relocate Wakefield railway station is at the heart of plans to regenerate the centre of the city, unveiled this week.

Tower station First image of Liverpool scheme

13 May 2005

The first images of a proposed 28-storey building near Liverpool's Lime Street station were unveiled this week.

DTI rebranded as part of focus on productivity

13 May 2005

The Department of Trade and Industry has been rebranded as the Department for Productivity, Energy and Industry to indicate its new focus.

Miliband's communities role cheers sector

13 May 2005

An overhaul of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister team to include a second minister of cabinet rank has been hailed as a boost for the regeneration sector.

Appointment at Nottingham City Council

13 May 2005

Nottingham City Council has appointed Anna Phillips as international links officer. She will be responsible for developing and delivering a European and international strategy for the city and maintaining and extending links with Nottingham's international partner cities.

Appointment at North-West Regional Development Agency

13 May 2005

The North-West Regional Development Agency has appointed Nash Thakker as project manager of the Millom Market Town Partnership. He will be responsible for developing and marketing Millom in Cumbria as part of a national drive to revitalise market towns as hubs for the local rural economies. Thakker joins from Swale Borough Council, where his duties included undertaking market town regeneration activities on the Isle of Sheppey.