The 'Economic Vision' for Milton Keynes has been updated over the last 6 months and we are now appealing for comprehensive feedback from business and the wider community.
The Vision "From New Town to International City" was launched in May 2004 (see below) to guide the economy in Milton Keynes over the next 30 years, but does this Vision remain valid? Should the emphasis change? What needs adding? What are the key challenges?
Click on the link below to see the Consultation document and a Reponse Form for your feedback.
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1:18pm January 7 2009
New Town to International City
The Economic Vision for Milton Keynes states:
"In 2034 Milton Keynes will be a major free standing City, with a diverse, high value business base offering well paid employment opportunities to all those living within the City."
Following the successful launch of this Vision in July 2004 - "From New Town to International City" - the Milton Keynes Economy & Learning Partnership has been developing a five-year strategy. more... Planning For Learning and Skills
The Milton Keynes Economy and Learning Partnership's economic vision is characterised by diversity, breadth and the creation of the knowledge economy. Foundation One refers to the genesis of a well- educated, skilled and entrepreneurial workforce. The objectives of the Milton Keynes and South Midlands (MKSM) Sub Regional Strategy include:
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Business InformationWhatever your business we are keen to work with you. Watch this section for regular updates:Latest Economic SnapshotEach month we publish an Economic Bulletin which provides a synopsis of the current economic climate in Milton Keynes, drawing on information provided from a range of our partners. Read the latest edition here ...MKELP Business Plan 2008/9Read the new plan and priorities. Click below or see the Documents section of the Library.more...
University Challenge
The Rt. Hon John Denham, Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS) has published "A New University Challenge". Click here to read more & how MKELP responds to this. more... MKELP NetworkTo find out more about MKELP partners see our network map. more...Contact UsDo you have any comments about the information on these pages? Do you have unanswered questions? Contact us now. Click on the link below and complete the feedback form.Give your feedback... |