In front of over 100 investors, Derby presented future regeneration plans for the city, as well as news on new hi-tech jobs coming to the city.

2. John Forkin
Managing Director,
Marketing Derby

4. Leading Innovation for Over 300 Years

6. Derby and Barcelona Collaboration

7. 2014 Inward Investment Success

8. 15-17 October, Olympia, London21 May, Birmingham
• UK Property Show
• Made in Derby
@ Made in UK
June-July, Liverpool

9. 11th June - iPro Stadium
Hosted by :
BBC Presenter Declan Curry

10. Peter Richardson
Chair,
D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership

11. D2N2 Strategic Economic Plan

13. HS2 Academy - Derby

14. Derby Renaissance Board

15. Richard Williams
Director of Regeneration,
Derby City Council

16. Derby’s Renaissance – The Journey

17. Economic Regeneration Strategy
 Supporting global employers
 City centre offices
 Leisure and Public Realm
 Direct project funding

18. Council Initiatives:
The Council House
 £24m HQ
 2,000 staff
 BREEAM Excellent

19.  £30m
 On site
 Open Christmas 2014
Council Initiatives:
Derby Arena

20.  £20m investment
 Olympic length
 Start Spring 2015
Council Initiatives:
Swimming Pool

21.  £3m
 Phase 2 partners
wanted
 Heart of Cathedral
Quarter
 Wilmot Dixon
Office Developments:
Sadler Bridge Square

22.  £3m
 1,600 m2 managed
offices
 Completion
Summer 2014
Office Developments:
Magistrates Court

23.  Regeneration Fund
 Phase 1, £10m
 3,100 m2 BREEAM Excellent
Office Developments:
Friar Gate Square Phase 1

24.  Potentially 3,000 m2 pre-let
 Phase 1 6,000 m2
 DCC Regeneration Fund
Office Developments:
One Derby

25. Public Realm Investment
 The Spot
 £2.5m investment in total
 Purple flag status

26. Public Realm Investment
 Architectural lighting programme
 Vibrant city centre
 Positive experience

27. Public Realm Investment
 Shop front grants
 £xm investment
 Historic quarter properties

28. Our City, Our River
 Unlocking development potential
 £90m+ scheme
 10 years
 Masterplan with developer certainty
‘Our City Our River is fundamentally about re-
establishing a positive relationship between Derby and
its river and ensuring the city remains a vibrant and
attractive place for people to live, work and visit.’

29. Digital Derby
 £2m vouchers

30.  Emerging project
 Launch imminent
 Potentially 1,000 dwellings
Residential:
City Centre Living

31.  Roman House refurbishment
 Conversion to specialist housing
 Deal by 31st March 2014
Residential:
City Centre Living

32.  Phase 1: 163 dwellings, 1500 m2 commercial
 On site
 Selling off plan
Residential:
Castleward Urban Village

33.  Marble Hall refurbishment (with Rolls-Royce plc)
 New school
 Community engagement
 Keepmoat
Residential:
Osmaston

34.  950 dwellings a year
 Double current rate
 Southern Derby a priority
Residential:
New Housing Developments

35. Derby Enterprise Growth Fund

36. Derby Enterprise Growth Fund
 epm: technology
 Significant loan
 80 new jobs

37. Derby Enterprise Growth Fund
 Bowler Off Road and Security
 £1.4m Project
 40 new jobs
www.derby.gov.uk/degf

38. RTC Business Park
 Regional Growth Fund - £5m
 40,000 m2 offices and light industrial
 30+ tenants
 LCR refurbishment – 240 new jobs

39. Infinity Park Derby – Road
 5,000 m2 of offices and workshops
 Collaboration spaces and demonstration facilities
 Showcasing PTA SMEs and Uni interface

40. Infinity Park Derby – Location Plan

41. Infinity Park Derby – Innovation Hub
 Assisting SME supply chain improvements
 Supporting workforce skills
 Building workforce skills
 Nurturing new company & spin out companies

42. Infinity Park Derby – ENSCITE
 University of Derby lead
 Collaboration with Aston and Cranfield Universities
 6,000 m2 offices and workshops
 Collaboration spaces and demonstration facilities

43. Bob Betts
Chairman,
Marketing Derby