Prosperous Places: Taking forward the Review of Sub National Economic Development and Regeneration
In July 2007 the Government published the Review of Sub-National Economic Development and Regeneration (SNR). This provided the framework that will enable central and local government and other partners to work together to help maximise prosperity in all parts of England and tackle social deprivation and inequality. 
  
This consultation sets out and seeks views on the proposals contained in the SNR for putting in place reforms that would: 
  • Streamline the regional tier, introducing integrated strategies and giving the regional development agencies (RDAs) lead responsibility for regional planning;
     
  • Strengthen the local authority role in economic development, including a new statutory duty to assess local economic conditions; and
     
  • Support collaboration by local authorities across economic areas

We look forward to receiving your views.

This consultation ran until 20 June 2008. To download the guide on how to respond to this consultation click here (Chapter 1 of consultation document, PDF, 122KB)

If you have comments or complaints about the way this consultation has been conducted, please send them to:
Vanessa Singhateh
Consultation Co-ordinator
Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
Better Regulation Team
1 Victoria Street, London SW1H 0ET

To download the consultation document click here (490KB)

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