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Association of Research Observatories launch newsletter

Posted on 8 May 2009 by Gavin Wray

Association of Regional Observatories The Association of Research Observatories published their first newsletter (pdf, 344kb) this month.

The May 2009 newsletter features news on how Regional Observatories across England are supporting policy making with better evidence.

Features include what the West Midlands might look like after the recession, and the launch of Insight East, the new economic intelligence centre for the East of England.

The Association of Research Observatories represents regional observatories across England, facilitating the exchange of good practice and supporting efforts to improve the quality of the evidence base available to policy makers. The Association aims to promote the best data and intelligence for England’s regions.

Download the May 2009 newsletter (pdf, 344kb).

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