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Why Place Matters and Implications for the Role of Central, Regional and Local Government (HTML format)
Departments:
- Communities and Local Government
Document type:
Research
Date of publication:
31 March 2008
Summary:
This is the second in a series of papers highlighting key pieces of economic and analytical work undertaken within or on behalf of Communities and Local Government. It highlights some of the analysis that fed into and supported a number of recommendations in the review of sub-national economic development and regeneration, including empowering local authorities to promote economic development and neighbourhood renewal, while recognising the benefits of supporting local authorities to work together at the sub-regional level.Subjects:
- Economic development;
- Employment, jobs and careers;
- Government and public administration;
- Housing;
- Planning, land and premises;
- Regional policy;
- Transport and infrastructure
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