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Bristol drug agencies to work with dealers

28 August 2008

Drug and alcohol agencies in Bristol are to offer opportunities in education and rehabilitation to drug dealers in an attempt to tackle the city's rising substance abuse problem, in a scheme that organisers claim is the first of its kind.

National happiness figures revealed

28 August 2008

The most sparsely populated county in Wales is the happiest in Great Britain, a new survey says.

Massive Edinburgh renewal scheme approved

27 August 2008

Edinburgh City Council has awarded outline approval to the largest planning application in the city's history.

Regional and age web access divide shown

27 August 2008

Access to the internet at home is far more prevalent in the South of England than the North, and the young are much more likely to use the web than the old, figures released today show.

Deputy mayor Parker resigns

19 August 2008

Tim Parker has resigned as first deputy mayor of London, becoming the third high-level member of City Hall staff to step down since mayor Boris Johnson's election in May this year.

City economies threatened by poor branding, study finds

18 August 2008

The UK's regional cities are in danger of falling behind their European counterparts in the competition for trade, investment and tourism and need to better focus their brands, a study has found.

Scotland plans "Velib" schemes

14 August 2008

Seven towns and cities in Scotland will share £15 million of funding to develop green transport initiatives including Paris-style bike hire schemes, the Scottish Government has announced.

Northerners "should move south", says think-tank

13 August 2008

A decade of regeneration policies have failed to close the North-South divide and residents of struggling northern towns should be encouraged to move south to areas of greater opportunity, the Conservative Party's favourite think-tank argued today.