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The Purple Flag flies over the Department for Communities and Local Government to celebrate Britain’s safe and thriving evening town centres.
Empty property rate relief to offer renewed confidence to the construction sector.
Teams of local experts to advise towns how they can adapt their high streets to changing consumer behaviour.
Official statistics show that councils are continuing to forecast to make £635 million profit from parking charges and fines.
Property owners could get a greater role in revitalising their high streets under plans announced by Local Growth Minister Mark Prisk.
Public competition launched for post office schemes to benefit local community and small businesses.
Implications of retail and property trends for historic high streets and town centres shown in research publication.
Response to Centre for Retail Research report.
Local Growth Minister Mark Prisk urged people to back their local markets during a fortnight of activities designed to get consumers back on their high streets.
A new qualification to train the next generation of high street leaders was launched by the Local Government Minister Brandon Lewis today.
Local Growth Minister Mark Prisk announces that 7 towns will receive a share of the £1 million High Street Renewal Award.
A new approach to helping town centres adapt to the modern market began today (25 March 2013) as a new forum met for the first time.
Mark Prisk tells high streets that they need to adapt to meet the changing needs of today’s consumers.
Communities Minister Don Foster and Apprentice finalist and market trader Adam Corbally presented awards to a host of UK towns for having the country’s best markets.
DCLG is giving a big boost to small retailers today as it opens a brand new pop-up shop in its own headquarters.
Local Growth Minister Mark Prisk has pledged full government backing to the nation’s ”lifeline shops”.
Speech by Local Growth Minister Mark Prisk to the Association of Convenience Stores.
The Love Your Local Market 2013 campaign will entice budding entrepreneurs to trade.
The Green Flag Awards - an annual ‘MOT’ inspection for parks on aspects like safety and cleanliness - are to continue as Communities Minister…
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