Studios in the spotlight at last

Article Abstract:

Hertfordshire towns Elstree, Hillingdon and Leavesdon may be future sites for film studio development to cater for extra capacity requirements which cannot be catered for at Pinewood studios in West London. Films are currently being produced in Britain at an increasing rate because of the United States' strong exchange rate. 56 films were made in England during 1995, 22 more than in 1993. Elstree is favoured by the industry because it has an already well-known name and has plans for television and film productions.

Motion picture & video production, Motion Picture Production, Motion Picture and Video Production, Usage, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Movie production, Hertfordshire, England

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Bring me sunshine

Article Abstract:

The economic outlook for Merseyside, England, is encouraging despite its gloomy, troublesome reputation. Economists predict that the area will become more popular as economic growth is demonstrated. Its gross domestic product will grow by 3.3% by 1998 and 11,000 jobs will be created. It will receive 1.6 billion pounds sterling Objective 1 financial assistance from the European Union. The European Union has also provided Liverpool University with 5.5 million pounds worth of investment to improve its accommodation.

Forecasts and trends, Economic development, Merseyside, England, University of Liverpool

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