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Perspective magazine is published annually; in between issues the team gathers news about development and regeneration in Derby and posts it here. An occasional email newsletter is also produced from this material. Send us your news: details or latest developments of your work on Derby's regeneration; updates on your company; your thoughts on the city's future. Subscribe to the magazine here and the email newsletter here.
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New development opportunity
Published: 2010-03-03 09:35:43
Marketing Derby Bondholder and commercial property consultants, Rigby & Co, have announced a substantial mixed-use development opportunity on the site of Derby College’s Mackworth campus.
Following the college's move into new city centre locations, a total of nearly 21 acres is being offered to the market on the Mackworth site.
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Ambassadors in London to attract investment
Published: 2010-02-19 09:41:01
THE Houses of Parliament will be the venue for an attempt to persuade public sector bodies to relocate their offices to Derby.
City MPs Bob Laxton and Margaret Beckett will host the Derby Embassy event, organised by Marketing Derby, which promotes the city and aims to attract investment. (Sourced from Derby Telegraph.)
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Derby's first council houses in 30 years
Published: 2010-02-17 09:26:54
Plans to develop the first new council houses for Derby in 30 years have been officially launched.
A total of £2.65m is to be invested in the development, comprising a mixture of around 13 houses and 12 flats. (Sourced from the BBC.)
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£10m pot could be kick-start for city
Published: 2010-02-10 09:25:13
A £10 million fund could be set up by Derby City Council to get regeneration projects off the ground in the tough economic climate.
The authority would set up the fund by committing £600,000 a year. (Sourced from Derby Telegraph.)
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Region braced for boom as rail freight industry grows
Published: 2010-02-02 09:32:57
DERBYSHIRE is in a prime position to cash in on a boom in rail freight which could create hundreds of jobs.
The East Midlands Development Agency says the region's central location means it is ideally placed for growth in the industry, which involves hauling bulk goods by train. (Sourced from Derby Telegraph.)
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