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Ben Walker and Richard Garlick, Regeneration & Renewal, 22 June 2007
Cameron: 'much to welcome and develop'
Almost all of the powers and funding of England's national and regional regeneration agencies would be handed to councils, under proposals commissioned by Conservative leader David Cameron.
The party's Cities Taskforce, led by former environment secretary Lord Heseltine, recommends the introduction of executive mayors serving four year terms for top tier urban authorities. The mayors would take...
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