Beautiful noise

Article Abstract:

Sales of records in the UK reached 1 billion pounds sterling in 1995, up by 10.7% from 1994. The album market rose to around 196 million units by the beginning of 1996, having more than doubled in size since 1982. This sector was fuelled by new releases, and albums now have a market share of 55.4%. There is still strong demand for singles, with sales in 1995 exceeding 70 million units for the first time since the mid-1980s. British artists are now in a strong position, and the market looks set to see further expansion.

Consumer Audio Recordings, Integrated Record Production/Distribution, Prerecorded records and tapes, Industry Overview, Statistics, Sound recording industry, Recording industry, Sound recordings

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Short circuit

Article Abstract:

Licenced leisure operators in the UK are taking up every available space for licensed use, but are not guaranteed change-of-use permission. Licences are very hard to obtain in some areas, including Newcastle, Sunderland and Bristol. Licensed leisure outlets are generally popular with other tenants. Modern, clean and smokeless leisure outlets are being converted from buildings previously used for a variety of purposes, including offices, banks and libraries.

Licenses, Patents & Trademarks, Beer, Wine, and Liquor Stores, Liquor stores, Leisure industry, Intellectual property, Licensing agreements, Liquor license system, Liquor licenses

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When the summer's heat leaves grass roots withered

Article Abstract:

The economic performance of East Anglia is split in two. The west and south are still flourishing, while the north and east are experiencing problems. Parts of Suffolk and Norfolk have been named priority assistance areas by the European Union. They have suffered due to the declining fishing and agricultural industries.

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Economic Development NEC, Economic aspects, Economic development, East Anglia, England

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