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Brown backs £60 billion refocus on Northern Way

24 June 2005

Chancellor Gordon Brown has given his backing to refocusing the £60 billion to be spent by the Government in the north of England around the ten priorities of John Prescott's Northern Way initiative.

Prescott hints at elected regions

24 June 2005

The deputy prime minister appeared to open the door this week for a possible return to the Government's elected regional assemblies strategy.

Three-year programme of investment

24 June 2005

A £40m, three-year programme of investment in the Future Foundation zone of Walsall, Wolverhampton and South Staffordshire was launched last week. The regeneration zone is one of six established by regional development agency Advantage West Midlands.

£7.5m more aid to soften Rover crash

24 June 2005

An extra £7.5 million to aid firms hit by the collapse of car manufacturer Rover's Longbridge plant has been announced by the MG Rover Task Force.

Inspectorate bids to recruit 50 staff

24 June 2005

A major campaign to recruit 50 extra staff will be launched by the Planning Inspectorate next week.

Milton Keynes changes anger activists

24 June 2005

Campaigners are calling for an inquiry into the Milton Keynes local plan after changes were proposed to the city's western expansion, it emerged this week.

Report blames planners for UK housing dilemma

24 June 2005

The UK's planning system is to blame for some of the oldest, pokiest and most expensive housing in the developed world, according to the Policy Exchange.

Agency promotes low-carbon energy

24 June 2005

The London Climate Change Agency will stimulate the low-carbon economy and make the capital the most sustainable city in the world, according to deputy mayor Nicky Gavron.

Strategy for North West not ready for submission

24 June 2005

The draft regional spatial strategy for the North West will not be ready for submission to the government until next January, it has been announced. The strategy was expected to be ready in September, but the North West Regional Assembly, which is drawing up the document, has secured an extension. Assembly leader Derek Boden insisted that additional time is needed so that the strategy can take account of the regional economic strategy, the Northern Way strategy and emerging sub-regional priorities.