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Thomas Griffin: Beyond the Golden Triangle – unlocking Britain’s growth clusters
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The concept of the "Golden Triangle" refers to the area in southern England where the cities of London, Cambridge, and Oxford are located, known for their high concentration of top universities and tech industries. This region has historically been a major driver of the UK's economic growth, but some argue that its dominance can overshadow the potential of other areas. Unlocking growth in other parts of the country could be crucial to achieving more balanced national economic development.
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Thomas Griffin: Beyond the Golden Triangle – unlocking Britain’s growth clusters
The golden triangle does not exhaust our economic potential; most of it, it turns out, lies somewhere else entirely. This is not regional policy as charity; it is essential to national growth policy
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30 Jun, 14:00