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A selection of images representing communities.
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The ten most recent strategies and action plans published on the cities and regions site.
The aim of this strategy is to ensure seaside towns have the support they need to build on their heritage and benefit from the new opportunities to develop strong economies and communities for the future.
This publication provides an overview of how 'Transforming Places; Changing Lives: Taking Forward the Regeneration Framework', will impact on key equalities groups.
This publication sets out how Government is taking forward the delivery of the regeneration framework.
The objective of the Location Strategy for the United Kingdom is to maximise the value to the public, government, UK business and industry of geographic information. Published 25 November 2008.
Towns and cities: a vision for the future.
To access the publication please click on the following link. Please note that this links to an external site: Neighbourhood renewal unit race equality action plan 2005: an Office of the Deputy Prime Minister plan focusing on neighbourhoods
Creating sustainable communities: Delivering the Thames Gateway: summary
To access the publication please click on the following link. Please note that this links to an external site: Strengthening links between Local Strategic Partnerships, New Deal for Communities, and Neighbourhood Management Initiatives
To access the publication please click on the following link. Please note that this links to an external site: Neighbourhood management - working together to create Cleaner Safer Greener Communities
To access the publication please click on the following link. Please note that this links to an external site: Making it happen in neighbourhoods: the national strategy for neighbourhood renewal - four years on
