Axe hangs over agency

Article Abstract:

Chief executive of the Urban Regeneration Agency English Partnerships, David Taylor, is to leave in July 1996. It is suggested that Taylor's departure may be connected to his relationship with Labour leadership. Labour has recently approved a regional policy commission report which calls for the abolition of English Partnerships, along with training and enterprise councils. The future of the agency is discussed.

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Splitting headache

Article Abstract:

Planning professionals have expressed mixed views about the UK government's decision to create two new ministries, the Dept for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the Dept for Transport, Local Government and the Regions. Many people in the property industry have been surprised by the division of urban and regional planning between two ministries.

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Jitters over planning rejig

Article Abstract:

Planning professionals have expressed mixed opinions about the appointment of Lord Falconer, who was formerly responsible for the Millennium Dome, as Planning Minister. There has also been criticism of the decision to divide rural and urban planning between two new ministries.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Falconer, Lord

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