Crawley is a progressive town and strategic economic business
location within the south east. It is covered and actively
involved with a number of spatial, economic partnerships,
working positively together to ensure that investment,
growth and business continues to thrive.
Crawley’s Local Economy Action Group
Tel: 01273 438519
Email: economic
Web:
A strategic local group of public and private sector partners
committed to working together to provide advice and
direction to improve the economic performance of the
town and all matters relating to the growth, success and
development of Crawley’s economy.
Manor Royal Business District Ltd
Tel: 01293 683235
Email:
Web:
Established to deliver the Manor Royal BID, a scheme
created and controlled by Manor Royal businesses. Through
the BID company (MRBD Limited) Manor Royal businesses
have created a fund and attract additional investment to
improve the Business District in ways they decide, working
in partnership with other agencies.
Crawley Town Centre Partnership
Tel: 01273 438237
Email: alfredo
Web:
The Town Centre Partnership work together to enhance
the environment, ambience and services to businesses
and visitors. It supports the development of the town
centre to be the heart of the town, for people to enjoy
social activities, shopping, culture and entertainment in
a welcoming and attractive family-friendly environment.
Gatwick Diamond Initiative
Tel: 01293 813950
Email: rosemary
Web:
A business-led partnership supported by the area’s local
authorities. It has proven commercial and economic
development experience and focuses on key, strategic
issues and on working in partnership to ensure that the
area is a world-class place to live, work and do business.
Coast to Capital – Local Enterprise Partnership
Tel: 01403 333840
Web:
Established to determine regional economic priorities and
to deliver growth for one of Britain's most economically
important areas which includes the economy surrounding
Gatwick Airport. The focus is on where growth can be
stimulated, most value added and create jobs. Working
with the private and public sectors, it takes a strategic
lead in ensuring that the infrastructure and conditions for
economic growth are in place, identifies priorities and
strategies for improving local transport, housing and
skills development.
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Local economic partnerships
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