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Heart of enterprise: West Midlands feature in the Guardian

Posted on 4 December 2008 by Steven Dovey

guardian200812031 Wednesday’s Guardian newspaper included a special supplement to the Society Guardian all about the West Midlands, Heart of enterprise. If you missed it, all of the articles are available online.

The supplement includes commentary by Ian Austin MP, who re-iterated points made during his inaugural speech as Regional Minister for the West Midlands at the Observatory’s annual conference back in October 2008.

There are also articles looking at how the region is being affected by the current economic situation and what steps are being taken to address the current challenges. Regeneration schemes in the Black Country, Birmingham and North Staffordshire are featured.

The supplement was sponsored by the Regional Development Agency, Advantage West Midlands.

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Filed under: Birmingham, Black Country, Enterprise, Staffordshire, West Midlands | Tagged: Advantage West Midlands, economy, Enterprise, Ian Austin, regeneration, regional policy, West Midlands, West Midlands economy |

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