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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: City regions forge economic links

11 April 2003

City councils are increasingly likely to team up with adjoining local authorities in a bid to maximise the economic potential of the wider metropolitan area, new research has revealed. Early findings of...

MOVES: Appointment at St Helens City Growth

11 April 2003

Economic development initiative St Helens City Growth has made two new appointments. Andrew Brown, managing director of freight delivery service Brendon Phipps Limited, and Haydock Park Racecourse general manager Adam Waterworth have been...

Swansea given lift in city health check

11 April 2003

Swansea is one of the fastest improving urban centres in the UK, according to a "health check" published last week. The study, by Swansea City Centre Partnership, says that the city...

BUSINESS BRIEFS: South West Regional Development Agency appoints Avia Solutions

11 April 2003

The South West Regional Development Agency has appointed Avia Solutions of Surrey to carry out further work on an air strategy for the south of the region. The agency decided to commission...

City masterplans should include crime prevention, says ODPM

11 April 2003

Crime prevention should be built into large town and city centre redevelopments at the masterplanning stage, a government official said last week. Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) policy adviser Mark...

CASEBOOK: Appeal Cases - Telecommunications - Mast rejected as threat to inner city quality of life

11 April 2003

A proposal by Vodafone Ltd to erect a 15m monopole mast in central Birmingham has been rejected because of its adverse impact on the character of the area and the risk that...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Birmingham defends EU fund 'backbone'

11 April 2003

Birmingham City Council this week revealed how European structural funding has transform-ed the city, as its leader spoke of his fears about the proposed renationalisation of regional aid. Last month, chancellor Gordon...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: LSPs can help nurture knowledge, says study

11 April 2003

Local strategic partnerships (LSPs) have a crucial role to play in nurturing the knowledge economy in the country's most dep-rived communities, according to a new report. Research published last week by consultancy...

Three new URCs get government approval

11 April 2003

Three more urban regeneration companies are to be added to the list of the special delivery vehicles, taking the national total to 14. The Government this week approved URCs in Sandwell,...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Data check - Glasgow bottom of business survival league

11 April 2003

Small business in Glasgow have the shortest average shelf-life of any in the UK, figures published last week show. Statistics compiled by accountants Grant Thornton reveal that businesses in Scotland's largest city...