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Advisers call for city-region pilots

16 December 2005

A Whitehall-commissioned report has advised ministers to set up city-region pilots and create a cabinet committee to focus investment on big city priorities ahead of a possible long-term move to formal metropolitan devolution.

Experts back city-region creation

16 December 2005

A federation of UK city-regions with revenue-raising powers should be formed to boost their competitiveness with European rivals, an influential group of city leaders, economists, development agencies and MPs said this week.

Advisers call for city-region pilots

16 December 2005

West Midlands councils agree to city-region deal

16 December 2005

Councils behind the proposed West Midlands city region last week pledged to align their economic goals with those of the region.

City-power signals the end for RDAs

16 December 2005

The City Regions Commission is indecisive on the RDAs, says Graham Stringer, but he's sure they should go.

The future for regional government considered by select committee

16 December 2005

The future for regional government is to be considered by a select committee of 11 MPs. The group will look at issues such as devolving power from regional to local level, and the potential and impact of city-regions. The inquiry will start early next year.

2005 - A Year of Change

16 December 2005

This year has brought rapid change in the field of regeneration.

Mixed results uncovered by regional data

16 December 2005

All of England's regions have made progress in areas such as employment, recycling and river water quality, according to statistics published this week.

Investigation into future of regional government

16 December 2005

An investigation into the future of regional government is set to be launched by the Commons ODPM select committee in light of the North East's rejection of an elected assembly in the November 2004 devolution referendum. The committee will study the potential for simplifying arrangements to establish regional assemblies and their powers.