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Cameron: we would strip RDAs of their powers
Tory leader David Cameron this week said that England's nine regional development agencies have been a "disaster".
Decision close on future of Nottingham's NDC
A decision on the future of a troubled New Deal for Communities (NDC) partnership in Nottingham is "imminent", Regeneration & Renewal has learned.
Half of those who break Asbos jailed
Nearly half of people who breach their antisocial behaviour orders (Asbos) receive custodial sentences, according to figures published by the Home Office.
Manchester tram extension gets green light
Transport secretary Ruth Kelly has given the final seal of approval for funding for tram extensions in Manchester.
Heritage adviser in listing denial
The Government's heritage adviser has dismissed reports that it will recommend that a threatened east London estate should not be listed.
In Depth
Johnson makes the LDA his No 1 target
Who will shape the London Development Agency following mayor Boris Johnson's shake-up? Herpreet Kaur Grewal reports
The taxman cometh
Nigel Hewitson and Julian Plescia look at the new Community Infrastructure Levy - and why a new tax for developers might not be as unpopular as it sounds
A doomed enterprise
The Government talks a lot about helping entrepreneurs - but it's killing off a £300 million scheme to do just that, says Allister Hayman
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Scheme Steve Backley Legacy Gym at Crow Nest Park, Dewsbury.
Social Housing and Worklessness
Should social housing tenants be expected to look for work as a condition of their tenancy?
Thames Gateway
Stretching from London Docklands to the sea, this might just be Europe's biggest regeneration project.
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"At the peak of the housing boom, only 180,000 homes were being built. I would think that the target of 240,000 homes a year is definitely at risk. "
Southern Housing Group chief executive Tom Dacey warns that the credit crunch has put the Government's housing target in jeopardy






