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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: London First names chief executive

28 March 2003

Business interest group London First has named Jo Valentine as chief executive. She will take up the post on 1 May. National lottery commissioner Valentine, who is currently chief operating officer of London...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: National Football Museum given grant

28 March 2003

Preston's National Football Museum has been given a £2 million grant from the North West Development Agency. The museum currently attracts more than 40,000 visitors a year. The grant will enable the museum...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Marketing plan for tourism in Cumbria

28 March 2003

A marketing plan is being drawn up for tourism businesses in Cumbria hit by the 2001 foot and mouth outbreak. The plan will promote the county's natural attributes in two campaigns -...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: South-west's regeneration centre appoints development manager

28 March 2003

The South-West's fledgling regeneration centre of excellence has appointed a development manager to get the project off the ground. Dominic Murphy, who has worked for the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit and the Bristol Regeneration...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Staffordshire regeneration programmes draw to a close

28 March 2003

Two Staffordshire regeneration programmes draw to a close this week. Funded by single regeneration budget cash, the Cannock Gateway and Trent Challenge programmes were intended to deal with a range of physical and...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Blaenavon bids to be book capital

28 March 2003

Plans to turn the world heritage town of Blaenavon, south Wales into the book capital of Wales have fallen into place, the scheme's organiser claimed this week. American bookseller James Hanna is...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Beachfront blueprint

28 March 2003

A regeneration scheme to position Great Yarmouth as a leading tourist destination has secured financial backing. The £16.3 million Integreat initative aims to revitalise the town centre and seafront area by improving visitor...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Drink bill 'should let residents complain'

28 March 2003

Licensing authorities should be allowed to give greater weight to residents' fears when deciding whether to approve late night drinking venues, MPs have said. The ODPM's select committee this week said that...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Cardiff merger will create largest university in Wales

28 March 2003

Two of Cardiff's education institutions are to merge, creating the largest university in Wales, it was announced this week. Cardiff University and the University of Wales College of Medicine will become the...

ANALYSIS: Cash barrier to floodplain plan

28 March 2003

COMMUNITIES PLAN - Despite the promise of an extra £564m for improved flood defences, major infrastructural hurdles still stand in the way of the Thames Gateway redevelopment, writes Alex Nickson. Elliot Morley,...