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Economic regeneration podcast

18th October 2017 (28th February 2020) Politics and Policy, Uncategorised

Auriol Miller talks to Chris Johnes and Sarah Lloyd-Jones about models of local economic regeneration, promising examples and next steps

Ahead of a conference hosted by Building Communities Trust and Centre for Local Economic Strategies, Auriol Miller talks to Chris Johnes and Sarah Lloyd-Jones about models of local economic regeneration, promising examples and next steps.

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