TBR
provides evidence and detailed insight to local authorities undertaking Local Economic Assessments (LEA).
Our
expertise in the field stems from prior economic research for Local Authorities
and Regional Development Agencies including providing insight about that clusters, economic
strengths and weaknesses and emerging industries. TBR can provide unique
insight to LEA research and analysis. We have already assisted a number of Local Authorities with their LEAs and are confident that our intuitive,
detailed approach adds significant value to LEA output.
TBR's
strong research and analytical skills can assist clients by;
Linking the data and outcomes from our research to the
Local Development Framework (LDF) and related strategies.
Providing invaluable analysis of the structure and dynamics of local economies with
business activity data that can add more detail than sample based government statistics using our
unique data resource; Trends Central Resource (TCR).
Generating future scenarios through complex modelling.
Drawing from a range of disparate sources to produce a
robust evidence base which permits a wider understanding on which to base
decisions.
TBR's
strong record in economic assessments and labour market investigation makes us
ideally placed to assist in the creation of an LEA:
TBR can provide an analysis of the economic conditions
in a geographic boundar or accross functional economic areas.
TBR is able to use focused and specialist knowledge to
ensure that the economic assessment accurately represents the geographic area
of study.
TBR ensures that the Local Authority is confident it
has the evidence base in which to implement policy and foster economic growth.
You can view TBR's
LEA offerings in a downloadable document, which also provides
a summary and case study of our work. Click on the image below to view this (PDF):
If you would like more information or would like to
discuss TBR's work in LEA or our other complementary specialisms, please
contact our managing director, Andrew Graves on 0191 279 0900 or at
andrew.graves@tbr.co.uk.
