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Manchester councils call for city-wide structure

23 September 2005

Greater Manchester’s ten local authorities have joined forces to demand a formal government structure for the whole city region.

Manchester points way on city regions

23 September 2005

Greater Manchester's city-region ideas could reignite the issue in other core cities, says Ben Walker.

Manchester city region plan leaked

23 September 2005

Greater Manchester's ten local authorities have joined forces to demand that a formal government structure is created to cover the whole city region.

Call for tools to spread growth over city region

23 September 2005

Market forces are creating dominant city centres that hog economic benefits at the expense of the rest of the city or wider region, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

Why Manchester must hand power to a mayor

23 September 2005

The ten boroughs of Greater Manchester want to form a new city-regional body (see cover story and Analysis, p16).

Regional growth plans seek to cover all bases

23 September 2005

Growth proposed in Hampshire aims to tackle wider issues of sustainability too, says David Dewar.

Surveyors seek to spread renewal gain

23 September 2005

More attention must be paid to spreading regeneration benefits beyond city centres, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Gwilliam rebukes regional support

23 September 2005

South East planning chief Mike Gwilliam has criticised the government for failing to back up the regional agenda.

'Artistic' Spaghetti to be city gateway

23 September 2005

One of the main roads leading to Birmingham's Spaghetti junction is to be turned into a "major new piece of public art" in a bid to create a key city gateway, according to an adviser to the council.