Case studies good practice guide for businesses locating in deprived areas

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Neighbourhood Renewal Unit

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Language: English Publication details: London Neighbourhood Renewal Unit 2003Subject(s):

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711.52

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View the report at www.communities.gov.uk.

Summary: Report using case studies to illustrate how businesses can deliver both social and economic benefits as well as improve their competitiveness. View at www.neighbourhood.gov.uk.

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