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Housing target

By Richard Garlick

7 November 2008

Too soon to give up on three million homes

Encouraging a third option for housing

By Tim Williams

7 November 2008

What the state should not do in the downturn (part 34): buy rubbish flats off bankrupt housebuilders.

Work Experience

7 November 2008

With Dan Canavan, projects director, Project Management Training

2012 legacy consultation delayed

7 November 2008

A consultation on creating a special purpose vehicle for Olympic legacy projects has been delayed while the departments and agencies involved discussed the principles of the vehicle.

Letters

7 November 2008

A SMALL ROLE IN BACK-TO-WORK CONTRACTS.

Manchester set for c-charge changes

31 October 2008

Plans for Greater Manchester's congestion charge have been tweaked ahead of the city-region's vote on the package.

Tories plan border moves in regional revamp

31 October 2008

The Tories plan to pursue a "quite radical" restructure of regional development agencies, possibly revising the bodies' boundaries, shadow local government minister Bob Neill said last week.

Heseltine demands mayors in all cities

31 October 2008

The current system of local government is "ludicrous" and all English local authorities should be compelled to accept directly-elected mayors, Lord Heseltine told the Regeneration & Renewal Northern Summit last week.