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Poor could be missing out on academies

20 July 2007

Academies' freedom in allocating places could mean that disadvantaged children miss out, a government-funded evaluation has said.

Court ruling 'threatens protected trees'

20 July 2007

A High Court ruling yesterday threatens the status of protected trees across the country, according to a lawyer involved in the case.

Clear backing for city-region power

20 July 2007

City-regions have finally won clear backing from the Government to set up statutory democratic bodies with pooled budgets and the promise of further devolution.

Town halls set to win RDAs' funding

20 July 2007

Town halls could win control over millions of pounds of spending previously managed by the regional development agencies under the Government's proposed package of devolution to local councils.

The power in the Potteries

20 July 2007

Stoke's directly elected mayor says only reform will foster regeneration.

Cities up in arms on casino rethink call

20 July 2007

Manchester and Blackpool councillors have rejected the prime minister's call to look at "better ways" to regenerate rundown areas.

Regions face power shift

20 July 2007

Fears over how much say local authorities will have in regional planning emerged this week after the government unveiled plans to hand power to regional development agencies (RDAs).

Councils to get say over regional plans

20 July 2007

New regional development agency strategies will have to get the support of local authorities under the Government's planned reforms.

National bodies will have to back regional plans

20 July 2007

A new responsibility for government agencies to cooperate with proposed regional strategies could spell an end to huge delays to key regeneration projects, professionals claimed this week.