Wealth of opportunity

Article Abstract:

A shortage of brownfield development sites could hamper plans to promote North Wales as a relocation area, although the granting of Objective I status by the European Union will guarantee financial assistance from March 1999. Up to 15% of foreign investment in the UK is channelled within the North Wales area, despite accommodating only 5% of the national population. The Welsh Development Agency is encouraging the relocation of blue-chip companies after loosing many jobs with the closure of coal and steel operations.

Wales, Industrial districts

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Access all areas

Article Abstract:

The completion of an orbital motorway and second runway at its airport will influence the industrial sector in Manchester, England. Demand is there, but problems may arise over finding suitable sites for development.

Economic aspects, Manchester, England, Industrial development, Industrialization

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Hunting the snark?

Article Abstract:

The development of environmentally sound office buildings is discussed. The move towards socially responsible investment and sustainabability, which also meets the needs of office owners and users, is examined.

United Kingdom, Environmental aspects, Buildings, Architecture and energy conservation, Energy efficient buildings, Offices, Sustainable development, Office buildings

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