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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: The boss for Action For Market Towns has stepped down
30 January 2004
The boss of the national network for small towns, Action For Market Towns, has stepped down to take up a post at the Association of Town Centre Management. Martin Blackwell has quit as chief executive after two years in the job. He will take up his new position in April.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: A university campus to be developed in Southend
30 January 2004
A university campus is to be developed in Southend, Essex, on land bought with East of England Development Agency cash. The University of Essex and South East Essex College of Arts and Technology are hoping to use the campus on Southend High Street as a focal point for interaction with local businesses. It is expected to include an innovation centre, retail units, a business development centre and university academic departments.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: A study aims to develop long-term transport plans
30 January 2004
A study that aims to develop long-term transport plans for Inverness and its surrounding areas is taking place. Commissioned by economic development agency Inverness and Nairn Enterprise and Highland Council, it aims to develop a strategy for the next 30 years in light of predicted population increases. Consultancy Atkins is expected to complete the research by spring.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: A list of seven key areas of business
30 January 2004
A list of seven key areas of business for Manchester has been compiled by a government-funded partnership organisation that aims to help busi-nesses considering setting up in, relocating to or expanding in Manchester. The Manchester Investment and Development Agency Service said shared services, customer contact centres, financial services, biotechnology, digital and creative industries, air transport industries and the food sector look set to be of central importance to the city.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Work starts at Silverstone race track
30 January 2004
Work has started to establish a £4.2 million business innovation centre at Silverstone race track. A joint venture between track owner the British Racing Drivers' Club and the East Midlands Development Agency, the centre is due to open in October. It will house up to 40 engineering start-up companies as well as more establish-ed firms operating in motor-sport and related industries.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: DATA CHECK - UK core cities lagging behind European counterparts
30 January 2004
The underperformance of UK core cities is holding back the wider economy, according to a report for the ODPM.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Labour market cited as volunteering falls
30 January 2004
A buoyant labour market was cited last week as a possible cause of the decline in the amount of time given to voluntary activities across the country.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Employers fear that flood of graduates will lower standards
30 January 2004
Employers believe that a flood of university entrants is leading to a dumbing down of standards among graduates, according to a study published last week.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Quango chief hits out at 'wanton' press claims
30 January 2004
The chief executive of Scotland's economic development agency last week told the Scottish parliament's audit committee that "wanton allegations" had damaged the organisation's reputation and morale over the last year.
PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: SECOND OPINION - Canning Town Centre
30 January 2004
Each week we ask a regeneration practitioner or commentator to assess a recently published planning document. This week John McNeil reviews the masterplan for Canning Town Centre in east London.
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