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Focus on core cities hurts the East, report finds

22 June 2007

An emphasis by government on England's eight biggest provincial cities harms economic development in the east of the country, a report has said.

Concern within Whitehall over new agency's role

22 June 2007

The future of non housing-led regeneration was left unclear this week following the publication of draft plans for the super-quango Communities England.

Tory experts want city-region mayors

22 June 2007

Powerful mayors for every English city and the four biggest provincial city-regions are proposed by a Tory policy group.

Tory plan to hand quango powers to councils

22 June 2007

Almost all regeneration powers and funding would go to councils under proposals commissioned by Conservative leader David Cameron.

Core cities focus 'is harming East'

22 June 2007

A focus by the government on England's eight biggest provincial cities hurts the east of the country, a report has said.

Firm selects policy chief

22 June 2007

Garrett Emmerson is to join Steer Davies Gleave as director, leading the development of its public policy and management consultancy arms.

Core faces challenge on growth

22 June 2007

Groups of councils outside the main metropolitan areas are taking practical steps to reinforce their economic prospects through closer partnership working, maintains Ben Kochan.

Scotland's new administration remains to be convinced of the benefits of a tram system for Edinburgh. As the future of the scheme hangs in the balance, Ben Walker asks: is there any evidence that trams have an impact on economic regeneration?