THE Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP) published its strategy for growth last week. What has this got to do with us, I hear you ask?Read
IF YOU want a litmus test of the region’s construction and development sectors, then you should look to the 2013 North East Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Renaissance Awards which were held at Newcastle’s Civic Centre last Friday.
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THE North East Independent Economic Review commissioned by the region’s Local Enterprise Partnership (NE LEP) presented its much awaited report on Thursday and very welcome it was.
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SINCE the demise of the regional development agency One North East, the region has been taking steps to redress some of the negative impacts of managing change and the financial and economic recession.Read
I HAVE dealt with a great deal of regeneration and development in the North East over many years this has meant, of course, that I have also dealt with matters of conservation and heritage.Read
AS a chartered surveyor, I know that my professional body, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), is always working hard to influence Government policy-makers in a number of areas. Two of these are housing and infrastructure, both of which are very important to the North East.Read
IF you are a regular reader of this column, you will know that I specialise in regeneration and physical development. I address those matters that are a barrier to making progress to creating jobs and growth.Read
LAST week I raised the question about this region’s ability to compete on a global and European scale, and used my visit to Croatia to highlight that country’s ability as an emerging competitor.Read
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