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Paean to Prezza

By Tim Williams

29 June 2007

We have a lot to thank John Prescott for.

Quality questions

By Joey Gardiner

29 June 2007

Will Brown become obsessed by housing numbers?

Science divide runs deep

By Sir Peter Hall

29 June 2007

Manchester has a lot of catching up to do.

Party politics

By Karen Buck

29 June 2007

There's too much point-scoring in parliament.

Save our industry

By Tim Williams

22 June 2007

Manufacturing in Britain still needs our help.

Public interest

By Ben Walker

22 June 2007

Hard choices have to be made in privately-owned public spaces.

Transport handicap

By Sir Peter Hall

22 June 2007

You don't have to have a decent transport system - but it helps.

Open to suggestion

By Karen Buck

22 June 2007

Drivers could be persuaded to accept congestion charging.

Olympic plans must have local benefits

By Tim Williams

15 June 2007

I've been working for Tower Hamlets on developing its Olympic strategy. Not being a complex person - though willing to be devious in the public interest when required - my cunning Olympic plan is simple. It's the three Ps: procurement (P1), programmes (P2) and politics (P3). P1 is obvious. When buying services or recruiting staff, all the public and private agencies building the Games and legacy should procure as much as possible of both locally. Programmes (P2) are required in support of P1 as no benefits will automatically fall to local communities unless the public and private sectors put initiatives together which, say, train local people or enable local companies to understand the relevant commercial requirements so they can win contracts.

Compact breaches do not excuse all failings

By Richard Garlick

15 June 2007

Both central and local government clearly need to pay more heed to the Compact, the almost ten-year-old agreement that sets out how Whitehall and town halls should work with the voluntary sector.