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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Edinburgh tourism soars

5 December 2003

Annual spending by tourists visiting Edinburgh exceeded £1 billion for the first time last year. The figures, released last week by the Edinburgh and Lothians Tourist Board, show that the Scottish capital enjoyed a superb year in 2002, thanks to a huge increase in the amount of UK visitors to the city. Some 3.53 million trips were made by British tourists in 2002 - around 400,000 more than the previous year.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Trust moots miner skills transfer

5 December 2003

The transfer of skilled miners to the construction sector this week emerged as a possible tool in preventing an economic disaster in the Yorkshire coalfields.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Business confidence returns across Yorkshire and Humbeside

5 December 2003

Business confidence has returned to its highest level across Yorkshire and Humberside for three years, according to a survey by regional development agency Yorkshire Forward and the Confederation of British Industry. However, the report says that low levels of unemployment mean companies must invest in skills training. RDA Economic Trends October 2003 can be viewed at www.cbi.org.uk/home.html.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Liverpool CC chiefs approve plans

5 December 2003

Liverpool City Council chiefs have approved plans to establish a one-stop shop for the city's 2008 Capital of Culture year. The building, in the city's Whitechapel area, would host exhibitions and presentations and act as a focal point for cultural activity throughout 2008. The building is scheduled to open for business in spring next year.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Project to create large arts facility in Essex

5 December 2003

A project to create a large arts facility in Essex has won £6 million from the East of England Development Agency. The £16 million scheme, called firstsite:newsite, is designed to act as a "magnet" for arts and culture and be a catalyst for regeneration in the town. Bosses at the project aim to create a centre celebrating the best creative work within the region.