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Livingstone hints at rail funds

27 September 2007

London mayor Ken Livingstone has suggested that the Treasury is inching towards new measures to fund the city's Crossrail project.

Changes afoot for Scottish towns

27 September 2007

The Scottish Enterprise overhaul will see the agency lose jurisdiction over local regeneration projects.

Scottish Enterprise overhauled

27 September 2007

Scottish councils are to take on local business support duties in a major shake-up of the country's economic development network.

Manchester region plan wins praise

27 September 2007

Communities chair Hazel Blears has declared Greater Manchester's multi-area agreement plan "the best pitch I have seen".

Plans approved for book storage facility

27 September 2007

Plans for a store to house eight million books belonging to the Bodleian library in Oxford were approved last night.

Watchdog blames EP and RDAs

27 September 2007

An investigation of race's role in regeneration has singled out English Partnerships and the regional development agencies for criticism.

West Midlands proposes housing numbers

27 September 2007

More than 360,000 homes could be built across the West Midlands after the regional assembly unveiled its preferred option for its regional spatial strategy (RSS) this week.