Ministers must 'hasten advances' in city life

Series: Financial Times ; 16 May 2000, 10(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Members of the government's urban task voice concerns about Whitehall's commitment to improving the quality of city life. A single public service agreement on the urban renaissance is called for, to ensure the spending plans of all government departments reflect urban priorities.

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Members of the government's urban task voice concerns about Whitehall's commitment to improving the quality of city life. A single public service agreement on the urban renaissance is called for, to ensure the spending plans of all government departments reflect urban priorities.

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