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£2.4m for homeless charities

30 December 2008

Twenty nine projects across Scotland are to share £2.4 million of funding to help tackle homelessness, the Scottish Government has announced.

Councils: inter-faith groups promote cohesion

28 December 2008

The majority of councils believe that working in partnership with inter-faith organisations can help promote community association, according to new research.

Happy Christmas

24 December 2008

Regen.net would like to wish our readers a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

Shetland arts venue planned

24 December 2008

Nearly £3 million of European regeneration funding is to be plunged into a project to build a multi-media arts facility for Scotland's Shetland Islands.

North Staffs plans submitted

24 December 2008

A single long-term plan for regeneration in north Staffordshire has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate for approval.

Listed hall development to host arts venue

24 December 2008

A grade II* listed hall in Leeds has been refurbished and converted into an arts venue.

Crossrail station funding package announced

24 December 2008

Work on Crossrail's Isle of Dogs station at Canary Wharf is now set to begin in early 2009 after Canary Wharf Group (CWG) today confirmed £150 million of funding.