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London 'still the best place for business'

7 October 2005

London has been crowned the best place in Europe to do business for the 16th year running in a prestigious survey of the continent’s 500 leading firms.

Glasgow to host WaterfrontExpo 2006

7 October 2005

The ongoing regeneration of the River Clyde in Glasgow will form the centrepiece of a major conference in the city next year.

City regional board plans face rejig

7 October 2005

The ten boroughs of Greater Manchester are to rejig their plans for a city regional governance body amid fears that the current proposals may lack a democratic mandate.

Manchester leader warns RDA to delegate delivery

7 October 2005

The leader of Manchester Council has warned his region's development agency to let go of regeneration delivery in the conurbation.

Appointment at Edinburgh City Council

7 October 2005

John Inman has been appointed as planning strategy manager by Edinburgh City Council. He was previously acting strategy manager at the local authority and has also worked for the former Lothian Regional Council.

Draft targets Walsall revival

7 October 2005

A £600 million blueprint to transform Walsall into a town for enterprise was unveiled last week.

RTPI Bulletin Board

7 October 2005

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Tories call for inner-city social enterprise zones

7 October 2005

Social enterprise zones should be set up in inner-city areas to foster the development of community-led business, one of the leading candidates for the leadership of the Conservative Party said this week.

North East Regional Assembly pledges support to proposals

7 October 2005

The North East Regional Assembly has pledged its support to proposals to expand deep-sea container facilities at Teesport in a letter to transport minister Stephen Ladyman this week. Teesport owner PD Ports is proposing to direct container traffic from southern ports to the North East. But ministers are still deciding whether to approve plans to expand east coast ports at Felixstowe and Bathside Bay. If these go ahead, the assembly fears that it will affect the viability of the Teesport proposals, which it argues are vital to the region's economy.