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The economic strategy sets out our goals and priorities to support the district economy to move from recession to recovery. The strategy has been drawn up by the Regeneration and Prosperity Partnership with substantial input from the private sector and other local partners. The strategy calls for all partners in the district to take their role in delivering a strong, sustainable and resilient economy.

A two-page summary of the Bradford Economic Strategy

The Local Economic Assessment for Bradford District is an analysis of local economic conditions using the latest available data at the end of 2010.

Bradford’s Employment and Skills Strategy sets out a vision for a world class labour market in Bradford by 2020, and a clear set of priorities to guide the actions and investment of employers, individuals and funding agencies towards this goal for the next 3-5 years.

The original Bradford Economic Strategy set out our vision for the district's economy, allocated responsibilities and identified nine priorities for action, under the three themes of People, Business and Place. This strategy was reviewed during 2010 and has been superseded by the Bradford Economic Strategy 2011-2013.

The Economic Strategy Delivery Plan brings together actions to deliver the economic strategy and identifies major successes in delivery to date.

An overview of local economic and regeneration news, policy and analysis. Produced every month.

An overview of local economic and regeneration news, policy and analysis. Produced every month.

An overview of local economic and regeneration news, policy and analysis. Produced every month.

An overview of local economic and regeneration news, policy and analysis. Produced every month.

An overview of local economic and regeneration news, policy and analysis. Produced every month.

A presentation given by Mark Clayton at the Regeneration Summit on 18 November 2011