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Jobcentre advisers 'are overstretched'

6 July 2009

Services provided by Jobcentre Plus are badly stretched despite a Budget boost designed to help cope with rising unemployment, a think-tank report says.

Four core cities bid to use funding tool

6 July 2009

Leeds, Birmingham, Newcastle and Sheffield have all bid to pilot a US-style funding tool designed to boost infrastructure and economic development, Regeneration & Renewal understands.

Data Check - Low apprenticeship take-up

6 July 2009

8k - number of vacancies for apprenticeship positions advertised on an online vacancy matching system since its January launch

Social landlord to challenge ruling

6 July 2009

Housing association London & Quadrant is to appeal against a Court of Appeal decision that it claims will jeopardise its ability to obtain private loans.

RDA sets up North-East joint venture

6 July 2009

Regional development agency One North-East has announced a joint venture with property firm Langtree that aims to accelerate the development of more than 20 sites in the region.

Fund rules eased to boost building

6 July 2009

Rules for a government fund designed to unlock stalled developments have been loosened so that schemes that will take longer than two years to complete can apply for funding.

Barrier cleared Mayor Johnson approves Thames-side development

6 July 2009

Plans for the construction of 750 homes next to the Thames Barrier in Newham have been approved by London mayor Boris Johnson.

Watchdog criticises housing body

6 July 2009

Scotland's biggest social landlord has failed to produce a clear future strategy, according to a report by Scotland's housing watchdog.

Skills call to reduce Welsh child poverty

6 July 2009

Both the skills and qualifications of adults and the provision of childcare need to be improved to reduce child poverty in Wales, according to a study.