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City renewal bodies lined up to handle branding

15 December 2006

A proposed new model of regeneration company could coordinate place branding for entire English metropolitan areas under government plans.

2006 and all that

15 December 2006

This is the year that was. Ben Walker, Joey Gardiner, Jamie Carpenter and Adam Branson look back on a dramatic 12 months.

Region does battle over airport re-brand

15 December 2006

Marketing - What's in a name? A lot if you are East Midlands Airport, now on its third title after local opposition.

'Hint of revamp of priorities' at RDAs

15 December 2006

The pre-Budget report hints at a refocus in the role of England's regional development agencies, according to a prominent think-tank with expertise in the area.

'Hint of revamp of priorities' at RDAs

15 December 2006

The pre-Budget report hints at a refocus in the role of England's regional development agencies, according to a prominent think-tank with expertise in the area.

Regional growth rate gap 'closing'

15 December 2006

The gap in productivity growth rates between the Greater South-East and the rest of England is narrowing, government figures show.

Regional growth rate gap 'closing'

15 December 2006

The gap in productivity growth rates between the Greater South-East and the rest of England is narrowing, government figures show.

Airport changes its name again

15 December 2006

The East Midlands' regional airport has changed its name for the second time in three years.

Appointment at Manchester Enterprises

15 December 2006

Nick Gerrard has joined Manchester Enterprises, the economic development agency for Greater Manchester, as deputy chief executive. Gerrard joins on a two-year secondment from the North-West Regional Development Agency, where he has worked for five years.

Cabe needs tools to tackle design sins

15 December 2006

The most famous Catholic convert was John Henry, subsequently Cardinal, Newman. The leading High Church Anglican of the era and possibly set to be head honcho at Canterbury, he defected in 1845 to the despised Church of Rome, the faith of the equally scorned Irish masses huddling seditiously in the industrial cities.