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Lottery scheme to create landmarks

17 June 2005

Under the first stream of the Big Lottery Fund's £140 million Living Landmarks programme, a small number of grants of £10-£25 million will be awarded to projects of regional significance.

Liverpool tram refused extra cash

17 June 2005

Alistair Darling revealed this week that the Department for Transport is unwilling to find a further £64 million needed to allow transport executive Merseytravel to build the first line of Merseytram.

City academy results outstrip national average

17 June 2005

The survey, by accountants PriceWaterhouseCoopers, evaluated the 11 academies open by spring 2004, and has found that key stage 3 improvement in the schools outstrips the national average, with absenteeism "significantly down" in the three original academies. Overall, GCSE results are "mixed", with six academies showing improved GCSE performance, while five have not. However, the survey stresses that more time is needed for a true assessment. The overall findings will come as a boost to the Government's plans to have opened 200 academies by 2010, at a cost of £5 billion. Schools minister Jacqui Smith said: "The evaluation shows that we are on the right track." - Academies Evaluation Second Annual Report can be viewed via www.regen.net/doc.

Regional boss designated to lead academy

17 June 2005

Professor Peter Roberts was revealed as chairman of the government's Academy for Sustainable Communities this week.

Bid to create 'Seattle in East Lancs'

17 June 2005

The man behind Manchester bands the Happy Mondays and Joy Division this week launched plans to transform East Lancashire into the Seattle of northern England.

New consultancy - Charles Green Regeneration

17 June 2005

Charles Green has left Salford City Council to set up his own regeneration consultancy: Charles Green Regeneration. Green was previously director of strategy and regeneration and assistant chief executive at the council, and joint director of the Manchester/Salford Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder.