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‘Enterprise city’ contest mooted

30 January 2004

A European City of Enterprise competition was this week proposed by the chancellor as the Government pledged to tackle the chronic malaise in UK entrepreneurship and aspiration.

ODPM plans northern growth belt

30 January 2004

The highest level of government is collaborating with the regional development agencies (RDAs) on a radical plan to concentrate public spending in the North on an urban belt running from Liverpool to Newcastle.

LGA chair criticises ‘new localism’ policy

30 January 2004

local government Voter fatigue and fragmentation of public services could be the end result of the Government’s proposed “new localism”, according to the chairman of the Local Government Association.

Media can help build community cohesion, committee is told

30 January 2004

Local media have an important role to play in building community cohesion, an ODPM committee heard this week.

Scottish regeneration agency selects chief

30 January 2004

Scotland’s housing and regeneration agency has appointed Angiolina Foster as its new chief executive.

Quarrying demands to extract massive price to countryside

28 January 2004

Holes equivalent to an area the size of Birmingham could appear in the English countryside if predicted demands for quarrying are met in the next ten years, according to countryside campaigners today.

Associations and developers urged to work together

28 January 2004

Stronger co-operation between housing associations and private house builders is urged today in latest guidance from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Cambridge drops monkey research centre plans

27 January 2004

Cambridge University is scrapping highly controversial plans for a primate research centre due to the high cost of protecting it from animal rights activists.