In areas of heightened deprivation, regeneration strategy is central to improving the lives and environment of local people. Even in locations of relative affluence, regeneration is crucial as a source of construction opportunities in a political climate where building on Greenfield is frowned upon. All local authorities in the country are obliged to practice regeneration whenever possible, with the support of the Regional Development Agencies. The Regeneration Summit: Renewal Today, Prosperity Tomorrow will discuss strategies whereby local authorities can succeed and excel in their renewal endeavours.
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IBM defends its Southwest One location
Their chief executive has said they will not be working mostly from India, like an MP has said
Their chief executive has said they will not be working mostly from India, like an MP has said
Locations revealed for 15 new eco towns
First new towns created in England since the 1960s will combat climate change, says Flint
First new towns created in England since the 1960s will combat climate change, says Flint
Council chief executive is to get £220,000
Equal pay for women? That's £70,000 more than man she replaces and £30,000 more than the PM
Equal pay for women? That's £70,000 more than man she replaces and £30,000 more than the PM
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