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Proposal for city-region development agencies

9 December 2005

Big city regions should break away from their regional development agencies and form conurbation-wide economic development bodies, according to a group of experts within the New Local Government Network's city regions commission.

Jobs, not design, are basis of city growth

9 December 2005

The Urban Task Force has ignored the key role of economics in the revival of our cities, say Max Nathan and Liz Troni.

New deal on way for the cities

9 December 2005

With a major new urban policy statement expected early in 2006, Richard Garlick looks at the prospects for key cities.

RTPI news - Planning takes centre stage as it gears up for reform in Scotland

9 December 2005

There has been a frenzy of interest in planning from all quarters since June, reports Graham U'ren.

UK says EU deal supports cities and housing

9 December 2005

European Union ministers this week agreed a deal that the UK Government believes will ensure more backing for urban regeneration and housing growth.

Green review calls for regional reform

9 December 2005

Conflicting government strategies, poor leadership and a lack of joined-up thinking mean regional agencies are failing to deliver on sustainable development, says a review by an independent adviser to the government published last week.

Livingstone backs City tower plans

9 December 2005

London mayor Ken Livingstone has given his backing to plans for the City of London's tallest tower.

Appointment at Carlisle City Council

9 December 2005

Carlisle City Council and Cumbria County Council have appointed Ian McNichol as director of regeneration partnership Carlisle Renaissance, created earlier this year. McNichol, an associate director with developer David Taylor Partnerships, will establish a senior management team while on secondment.

Fears traffic restrictions may harm region's growth

9 December 2005

Economic growth in the North-East could be held back by the Highway Agency's decision to seek more evidence before giving its verdict on plans for the expansion of an airport in the region, according to the North East Chamber of Commerce.

Euro bank hope for UK renewal loan

9 December 2005

A huge bank jointly owned by the European Union's member states is to encourage applications from UK city councils for loans to fund city-wide regeneration plans.