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Friday 31 October

Adviser denounces short-term funding

31 October 2008

Short-term and fragmented regeneration funding is a barrier to the success of local authority projects, a government-commissioned task force has warned.

Developer collapse hits Liverpool tower project

31 October 2008

A housebuilder's collapse has set back a £430 million regeneration scheme planned for Liverpool's waterfront.

Innovations

31 October 2008

Research on cutting crime using design

Adviser urges help with private lets

31 October 2008

People receiving housing benefit should be given more help to rent private properties, a government-commissioned review has recommended.

HCA to quiz social landlords over spending

31 October 2008

Registered social landlords that have been allocated money for the next two years to build social housing are to be quizzed by the new housing and regeneration super-agency to ensure that they will be able to spend it.

Business support for deprived areas launched

31 October 2008

A scheme offering one-to-one coaching was one of three programmes aimed at boosting enterprise in deprived areas launched last week as part of a new package of streamlined government-funded business support.