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Latest News in North East
Minister: no plans to scrap coalfields programme
More needs to be done to make programme 'fully effective', Stunnel says
Report: Cities need 'real devolution' to avert decline
362,500 jobs could be lost if largest cities not put on 'even footing' with urban areas in Europe, Core Cities Group warns
Commons committee inquiry to scrutinise LEP plans
Cross-party committee of MPs to conduct inquiry this autumn
- Cameron names four 'Big Society' testbeds
- North-East firms hit back over LEPs
- Audio: the ten minute briefing
- HCA chief: future URC funding is 'up for review'
- Workshop on post-Kickstart funding options to take place at summit
- Parks win £6m in lottery funding
- Opinion: A long hot summer in pursuit of LEPs
In Depth
Taking on Tesco
Public sector plans for Sunderland appear to have pipped a major retailer's rival scheme.
City-Regions
Follow all the developments in Leeds, Greater Manchester and elsewhere as we cover the Government's most serious effort yet to devolve powers from Whitehall to City Hall.
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Policy in North East
Opinion
Richard
Garlick
Big Society needs more substance
Cameron must consider how his plans interact with efficiency saving agenda
Dermot
Finch
Low-cost approach
Focus on job hotspots not even growth
