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Heseltine contradicts Cameron on unitary status

21 July 2006

The Conservatives' urban policy adviser Lord Heseltine has backed county councils seeking unitary status, despite opposition to the move by the party's leadership.

Urban views - More than 140 delegates attend city-region conference

21 July 2006

Delegates exchange ideas at Regeneration and Renewal's London conference on Powering the Economy of Cities and City Regions last week.

Whitehall must allow all routes to city-regions

21 July 2006

So what does last week's granting of new powers to the Greater London Authority mean for other cities seeking the same? Look at the language Ruth Kelly used a few weeks ago at the Core Cities conference in Bristol.

Chief defends city devolution plans

21 July 2006

Manchester City Council chief executive Sir Howard Bernstein has rejected ministerial criticism of the biggest English cities' cases for gaining extra devolved powers.

England's regional governance 'weak'

21 July 2006

England's system of regional governance is weak, inefficient and confusing, a leading international think-tank claimed this week.

Appointment at Co-op

21 July 2006

Ben Reid, Midcounties Co-op chief executive, has been elected as the region's representative on the city-region board covering the West Midlands and Telford.

Traditional approaches to tackling poverty not working

21 July 2006

Traditional approaches to tackling poverty are not working and should be replaced by proactive policies designed to create mixed-income communities, according to a report from the Town and Country Planning Association. Cities and Regions of Sustainable Communities is available via www.regen.net/doc.