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Who's afraid of the BNP?

30 May 2003

The British National Party's recent local election victories generated much concern. But will their councillors have any real impact on regeneration policy? May 1st 2003 is not a date destined...

Ex-minister blasts Blair on culture

30 May 2003

Neither the Prime Minister nor the Chancellor understand the importance of creativity in driving economic growth, according to former culture secretary Chris Smith. In a withering analysis of Whitehall policy, Smith this...

Anger over voiding of Blackpool renewal ballot

30 May 2003

A row has broken out in Blackpool over the quashing of a ballot that could have led to an independent committee for the town's neighbourhood renewal programme. Community representatives this week challenged...

Labour party suspends Ken's renewal advisor

30 May 2003

London mayor Ken Livingstone's advisor for regeneration and Asian affairs has defended his reputation after being suspended by the Labour Party over his links to the chief of a company which is...

Racial funding divide resurfaces in Leicester

30 May 2003

Controversy over the potential racial divisiveness of regeneration funding has been reignited by comments from the incoming deputy leader of Leicester City Council that minority communities in the city had received decades of...

Core city blueprints to set out regional economic strategies

30 May 2003

Blueprints setting out ways in which England's eight core cities can strengthen their competitiveness in the face of the growing economic gulf between London and the rest of the country will be...

Call for champions of social enterprise

30 May 2003

Role models for social enterprise are needed to encourage entrepreneurial young people to consider joining or establishing community businesses, a senior government official said this week. Barbara Phillips, director of the Department...

STOP PRESS: The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors ...

30 May 2003

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has released a new guide to gap funding for small developers. The guide, produced in conjunction with the regional development agencies, is intended to provide information...

STOP PRESS: A new scheme to help local groups ...

30 May 2003

A new scheme to help local groups make the most of open spaces was launched this week by regeneration minister Tony McNulty. The Living Spaces scheme has been given £30 million funding...

Urban schools scheme defended

30 May 2003

The Government has reacted angrily to claims that its flagship programme to transform standards in inner city schools is about to be condemned as ineffective by educational watchdog Ofsted. Media reports this...