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Chrysalis · 27-03-2011, 13:12

mertle thats my concern also. Initially I thought was good idea but it seems they have picked out a few areas but areas with high unemployment not picked that are near an enterprise zone are at high risk now, and my city is now next to 2 picked cities.

As pointed out it seems they look at potential as well, so that is aiming for political impact.

So the fact a city with high unemployment, a huge reliance on public sector for employment has no potential, a statement from the government by not been picked. I have found a local news article about businessmen protesting already, I wonder if these same guys will move location if the situation doesnt change.

Are london royal docks and manchester poor areas?

27-03-2011, 13:12	#7
Chrysalis cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,050	Re: goverment's enterprise zones mertle thats my concern also. Initially I thought was good idea but it seems they have picked out a few areas but areas with high unemployment not picked that are near an enterprise zone are at high risk now, and my city is now next to 2 picked cities. As pointed out it seems they look at potential as well, so that is aiming for political impact. So the fact a city with high unemployment, a huge reliance on public sector for employment has no potential, a statement from the government by not been picked. I have found a local news article about businessmen protesting already, I wonder if these same guys will move location if the situation doesnt change. Are london royal docks and manchester poor areas?