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Language: English Series: Property Week ; 76(3) 22 January 2010, 41-48(5) Publication details: 2010Subject(s): Summary: ReBlackpool aims to purchase the Blackpool Tower and Winter Gardens by late March 2010 but regeneration has not reached Blackpool's deprived areas. Blackpool, Bury and Blackburn have topped in 2009 retail destinations serving Lancashire and Cumbria with Preston making a strong challenge. Cottam Hall, a mixed-use development near Preston has been delayed by a further 12 months but PrestonVision regeneration agency sees offices as the priority. Barrow's marina project, the Waterfront, may not start for another two years. A review of employment sites in the M6 corridor outside Carlisle has been commissioned.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | L149257 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 149257-1001 |
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ReBlackpool aims to purchase the Blackpool Tower and Winter Gardens by late March 2010 but regeneration has not reached Blackpool's deprived areas. Blackpool, Bury and Blackburn have topped in 2009 retail destinations serving Lancashire and Cumbria with Preston making a strong challenge. Cottam Hall, a mixed-use development near Preston has been delayed by a further 12 months but PrestonVision regeneration agency sees offices as the priority. Barrow's marina project, the Waterfront, may not start for another two years. A review of employment sites in the M6 corridor outside Carlisle has been commissioned.