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What is London's night economy worth? |
£45 billion per year , 8% of GDP |
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Describe London's progress as a 24 hour city |
Night route buses doubled 1999-2013, McDonalds 24 hours increased from 6-50 2006-15 |
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What is market-led rebranding? |
Where private investors or businesses owners spend money on property to make money over time through inflation |
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What are top-down rebranding strategies |
Local authorities regenerate an area in accordance with local strategies |
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What does the government do as part of their 'Northern powerhouse' scheme? |
Invested £700 million to improve schools in the North and cuts to business rates, £60 million for improved East - West rail link (Leeds to Manchester) |
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What road did the ERDF part fund? How much did it cost? |
£6 million improvement to A55 along North Wales coast between Chester - Wrexham 2014-18 |
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Why did London need to rebrand? |
To get rid of 'big smoke' label after industrializatoin and the great fire of london |
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When was the flagship selfridges store created in Birnmingham? What were the knock on effects of this: |
2003, further development followed of New Dtreet station |
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what is market led rebranding? |
Where private investors or business owners spend money on property to make a profit over time through inflation |
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What is an example of a 'top down' strategy? |
Former Salford Quays in Manchester transformed into whats know as 'Media City UK' |
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WHo acted as a coorporate body in the northen powerhouse scheme? |
Barclays bank who gaev a £500 million growth fund to small and medium businesses in the NOrth |
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What is an example of a non-profit organisation who contribute to placemaking in the UK? |
Arts council who have a budget of £20 million |
