Government offers mayoral development corporation to Liverpool
The Government has offered Liverpool a mayoral development corporation as part of a package of new powers that would take effect if the city council votes next week to elect a mayor.
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Belfast unveils £150m economic development package
03 February 2012Plans to extend Belfast's conference and arts centre are included in a proposed three-year £150 million investment package unveiled by the city council with the aim of reviving the local economy.
Shortlist of future Olympic stadium occupiers announced
02 February 2012Sixteen expressions of interest from potential occupiers of the main Olympic Stadium after the 2012 Games have been received, the mayoral-governmental joint venture company responsible for the legacy development of the stadium has announced.
Government confirms £1 billion Growing Places and New Homes Bonus allocations
02 February 2012The Government has shifted £10 million of a new infrastructure fund from devolved administrations to English local enterprise partnerships, as it confirmed nearly £1 billion of new funding.
18 schemes in line for Get Britain Building cash
01 February 2012Eighteen projects intended to deliver a total of up to 1,300 new homes are set to become the first to receive cash from a new fund to unlock work on stalled schemes, England's housing and regeneration quango has announced.
Derby hit worst by university application drop
01 February 2012Derby has seen a near 20 per cent fall in the number of applications to begin university study in the city this academic year compared to last year, according to a blog by think-tank Centre for Cities.
Report finds apprenticeship benefits
01 February 2012Adult apprenticeship funding by government provides good value for public money, according to a report released today by the National Audit Office.
Minister welcomes apprenticeship bonanza
31 January 2012Statistics released today show that the number of people undertaking apprenticeships in England increased by 63 per cent last year.
Funding deal proposed to keep Spurs in Haringey
31 January 2012Haringey Council and Tottenham Hotspur FC have signed a memorandum of understanding that commits the club to staying in the borough, as long as the council approves an associated funding package.
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- Mayor gets all of London Thames Gateway UDC's assets
- Manufacturing cities 'fall further behind on employment'
- London mayor announces renewal funding commitments
- Local Government Finance Bill promotes TIF and local business rate retention
- MPs: Coalition has 'no Big Society plan'
- Boris Johnson sets out revised housing strategy
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- Senior Policy Planner Macdonald & Co £21.00 per hr Ltd Co, Home Counties
- Environmental Planner / Senior Environmental Planner NJL Consulting £25,000 - £35,000, Didsbury, Manchester
- Development Control Planner Matchtech £20 - £22 per hour, East of England
- Planners - Senior Planner Osborne Richardson Circa 28k - 35K plus benefits and bonus, London
- Development Control Officer Macdonald & Co £17.00 to £20.00 per hr Ltd, London
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- Development Officer x 2 Fenland District Council Competitive, Cambridgeshire
- Development Control Planner Randstad £15.75-18.00/hr, South West London
- Planning Enforcement Officer South Kesteven District Council £27,054 full time, Grantham
- Development Control Planner Osborne Richardson £25p/h Ltd, London
