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New Scottish regeneration strategy launched

28 February 2006

The Scottish Executive today created two new urban regeneration companies in a raft of measures to tackle deprivation and contaminated land.

TCPA fears lack of cash will halt homes studies

28 February 2006

A leading environment charity today questioned whether planning departments have sufficient resources for proposed housing assessments.

Casinos 'have minimal regeneration impact'

28 February 2006

Proposed super-casinos would cause social problems, with any economic benefits leaking overseas, according to a new report.

London 'running out of parking spaces'

24 February 2006

Londoners will be forced to compete for the space to park their cars in a decade's time, new research warns.

Northern Way to target mainstream spending

24 February 2006

The flagship economic development strategy for the North is being reshaped to focus on levering in more mainstream spending from central government, it has emerged.

City region spending powers urged

24 February 2006

Decision-making on skills, housing, transport and regeneration spending in Greater Birmingham and Greater Manchester should be handed to elected city-regional mayors with tax-raising powers, a think-tank urged this week.

Radical city-region policy urged by Whitehall

24 February 2006

Experts working up emerging city-region policy ideas for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister have been urged by senior officials to be radical and reorganise metropolitan government.

City regional team wants more power

24 February 2006

The team behind an emerging city region governance body for Greater Manchester will meet communities minister David Miliband next month to demand new powers over economic development, housing, health and skills.