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Tory threat to regeneration spending

Tory plans to place tight spending constraints on regeneration-focussed government departments could mean cuts for renewal programmes, it has emerged.

Jon Ladd dies at 45

The former chief executive of the British Urban Regeneration Association has died at the age of 45.

Quarter of Neets say life has no purpose

Young people not in employment, education or training are twice as likely as their peers to feel that life has no purpose, according to a survey.

Rich and poor school gap widens

The gap between rich and poor schools increased by two percentage points in 2007 on a key measure of performance, official figures reveal.

Regeneration professionals honoured

A senior official at the Department for Communities and Local Government is among those in the regeneration and housing sectors to have been recognised by the Queen in her new year's honours list.

Evaluation lessons

Review of South Sefton Partnership's Single Regeneration Budget Programme

In the eye of the storm

Tom Russell, group director, LDA Olympic legacy directorate

City-regions drive set to accelerate in 2009

The signing of eight multi-area agreements has stepped up the city-region agenda, says Allister Hayman.

Regions must look for global solution

Economic development UK cities and regions could buck the downturn by building stronger links with China, India and other emerging economies, says David Marlow, who sets out a five-point action plan

Regeneration & Renewal Awards 2008

All the information on the premier awards in UK regeneration.