Brighton on the crest of a new wave

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Ledbury, M

Series: Urban Environment Today ; (106) 5 October 2000, 12-13(2)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Brighton has been one of the most successful English seaside resorts in recent years. Traces its transition from holiday resort to conference destination and more recently a centre for new media companies. It is currently suffering from a severe shortage of space to expand, and particularly a lack of large office space. Looks at ideas and options for its future development.

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Brighton has been one of the most successful English seaside resorts in recent years. Traces its transition from holiday resort to conference destination and more recently a centre for new media companies. It is currently suffering from a severe shortage of space to expand, and particularly a lack of large office space. Looks at ideas and options for its future development.

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