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Tories fail to make headway in northern seats

4 May 2007

The Conservative Party has failed to make the breakthrough it was looking for in major northern urban centres during yesterday's local elections.

Low carbon plan for Thames Gateway sub-region

4 May 2007

The government is to launch a carbon action plan before the end of the year to turn the Thames Gateway into the UK's first low carbon sub-region.

Regeneration chief quits for quango post

4 May 2007

The government's head of regeneration policy has quit in order to become director of regeneration quango English Partnerships' southern region, it emerged this week.

Agencies in plea for direct Treasury funding

4 May 2007

The Treasury is considering a plea by the regional development agencies to receive their budget directly from the exchequer.

Tories become Birmingham's biggest party

4 May 2007

Labour lost three seats to the Conservatives in the early hours of this morning, making the Tories the largest party on a hung council.

Loss of control in key regeneration races

4 May 2007

Majorities have been wiped out in several councils, with possible ramifications for regeneration projects.

Liberal Democrats take over Hull council

4 May 2007

Labour have lost their narrow lead and more in Kingston-upon-Hull, as the Lib Dems surged ahead to take control of the council.

City driver: Dermot Finch, director, Centre for Cities

4 May 2007

London is proof that a city-region mayoral system can boost economic growth, says Dermot Finch. But, he adds, the city's success could make it a threat to its mayorless peers.

Appointment at English Partnerships

4 May 2007

National regeneration agency English Partnerships has appointed David Chilton as area director for Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Cumbria. Chilton is moving from his previous role as the agency's senior regeneration manager for the Manchester city-region. He joined English Partnerships in 2002. Prior to this he was a senior development manager for urban regeneration companies in the West Midlands and South-West of England.