Moving Regeneration Forward Through Brexit

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Moving Regeneration Forward Through Brexit Helen Thompson Inward Investment Manager North East Lincolnshire Council CoastNEL 21 April 2017

Presentation Content Opportunities The Action Plan for Tourism A Coastal Community: North East Lincolnshire Moving Regeneration Forward Discussion

Opportunities Tourism is key to economic growth in the UK - 1.6 million jobs; 2% increase in overseas visitors to the UK, year on year - 3.8 million in Aug 2016; In 2016, tourism generated over £62 billion in GVA revenue to the UK economy.

The Tourism Action Plan, 2016 The Government’s end goal is, “a Britain that is even more attractive, accessible and welcoming to visitors.“ In August 2016 the ‘Tourism Action Plan’ was published

A Coastal Community: North East Lincolnshire Public Sector Private Sector Nothing appears different Underlying uncertainty Increase in investment enquiries SMEs make local decisions £11m for regeneration projects So what? A ‘step change’ is needed through a wider regeneration plan

Moving Regeneration Forward... Communication & Clarity: Dialogue with public, private and 3rd sector partners Cohesion and Collaboration: Public/private sector partnership approach Care and Consideration: Focus on small businesses Creating Confidence to Change: The right environment for growth

Moving Regeneration Forward... COMMUNICATION / CLARITY BETTER LEVEL OF ENGAGEMENT & TRUST UNDERSTANDING – RISK / BENEFITS POSITIVITY CONFIDENCE INVESTMENT WIDER REGENERATION & ‘A SENSE OF PLACE’

Discussion What can Coastal Community Teams do to help ensure sustainable growth and regeneration?