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• Growth Agenda
• Heseltine commissioned to review the UK’s
economy: ‘No Stone Unturned’
• Role of inward investment
• Importance of place
4. Lacked the knowledge
“ Among regions, London was the first choice, with
some 35% considering investing there and a further
15% considering South East England. Some 42% of
investors said they lacked the knowledge to choose a
preferred location, suggesting more needs to be done to
market other regions”.
Financial Times, January 2013
5. Methodology
• Reviewed studies
– eg Financial Times Foreign Direct Investment guide
• Identify key data sets
• Applied to England at Local Authority District
level
• Market testing
– Eg UK Trade & Investment
7. Business Location Index
Economic performance
Economic scale
Productivity
Knowledge-driven businesses
Business & enterprise
Growth in business stock
Human resources
Scale of workforce
Skills & qualifications
Knowledge workers
Labour market
Growth in workforce
Environment & infrastructure
Scale of commercial floorspace
Connectivity
Cost base
Quality of life
Growth in commercial floorspace
Economic performance score
Human resources score
Environment & infrastructure score
Business
Location
Index
8. Business Location Index
Economic performance
Economic scale
Productivity
Knowledge-driven businesses
Business & enterprise
Growth in business stock
Human resources
Scale of workforce
Skills & qualifications
Knowledge workers
Labour market
Growth in workforce
Environment & infrastructure
Scale of commercial floorspace
Connectivity
Cost base
Quality of life
Growth in commercial floorspace
Economic performance score
Human resources score
Environment & infrastructure score
Business
Location
Index
9. Economic performance score
Rank Local Authority areas
1 Tower Hamlets
2 Southwark
3 Hammersmith and Fulham
4 Hounslow
5 Hackney
6 Milton Keynes
7 London City
8 Lambeth
9 Basingstoke and Deane
10 Wandsworth
Rank Cities
1 Milton Keynes
2 Reading
3 Cambridge
4 Brighton and Hove
5 Swindon
6 Bristol
7 Warrington
8 Northampton
9 Derby City
10 Peterborough
10. Business Location Index
Economic performance
Economic scale
Productivity
Knowledge-driven businesses
Business & enterprise
Growth in business stock
Human resources
Scale of workforce
Skills & qualifications
Knowledge workers
Labour market
Growth in workforce
Environment & infrastructure
Scale of commercial floorspace
Connectivity
Cost base
Quality of life
Growth in commercial floorspace
Economic performance score
Human resources score
Environment & infrastructure score
Business
Location
Index
11. Human resources score
Rank Local Authority areas
1 Wandsworth
2 South Cambridgeshire
3 Reigate and Banstead
4 Richmond-upon-Thames
5 Wiltshire
6 Harrow
7 Maidstone
8 Lambeth
9 York
10 Windsor and Maidenhead
Rank Cities
1 York
2 Oxford
3 Milton Keynes
4 Brighton and Hove
5 Swindon
6 Reading
7 Warrington
8 Cambridge
9 Bristol
10 Bournemouth
12. Business Location Index
Economic performance
Economic scale
Productivity
Knowledge-driven businesses
Business & enterprise
Growth in business stock
Human resources
Scale of workforce
Skills & qualifications
Knowledge workers
Labour market
Growth in workforce
Environment & infrastructure
Scale of commercial floorspace
Connectivity
Cost base
Quality of life
Growth in commercial floorspace
Economic performance score
Human resources score
Environment & infrastructure score
Business
Location
Index
13. Environment & infrastructure score
Rank Local Authority areas
1 North Tyneside
2 Stockton on Tees
3 Rotherham
4 Sunderland
5 Bexley
6 Knowsley
7 North Somerset
8 Newcastle-under-Lyme
9 Cheshire East
10 Solihull
Rank Cities
1 Sunderland
2 Preston
3 Sheffield
4 Warrington
5 Derby City
6 Plymouth
7 Ipswich
8 Southampton
9 York
10 Birmingham
14. Business Location Index
Economic performance
Economic scale
Productivity
Industrial structure
Business & enterprise
Growth in business stock
Human resources
Scale of workforce
Skills & qualifications
Knowledge workers
Labour market
Growth in workforce
Environment & infrastructure
Scale of commercial floorspace
Connectivity
Cost base
Quality of life
Growth in commercial floorspace
Economic performance score
Human resources score
Environment & infrastructure score
Business
Location
Index
15. Best place for business score
Rank Local Authority areas
1 Milton Keynes
2 South Cambridgeshire
3 Basingstoke and Deane
4 South Gloucestershire
5 Wiltshire
6 Wandsworth
7 Crawley
8 Cheshire East
9 Warrington
10 Richmond-upon-Thames
Rank Cities
1 Milton Keynes
2 Warrington
3 Brighton and Hove
4 Swindon
5 York
6 Oxford
7 Reading
8 Cambridge
9 Bournemouth
10 Derby City
26. Economic performance scores
Hounslow Spelthorne
Ranking
(out of 325)
Score
Ranking
(out of 325)
Score
Productivity 14 A 24 A
Industrial
structure
57 A 79 B
Business and
enterprise
17 A 303 E
Economic scale 27 A 214 D
Growth in
business stock
41 A 270 E
Economic
performance
score
4 A 215 D
30. Hounslow: Human resources
scorecard
Hounslow Spelthorne
Ranking
(out of 325)
Score
Ranking
(out of 325)
Score
Skills and
qualifications
138 C 144 C
Knowledge workers 119 B 34 A
Labour market 113 B 5 A
Economically-
active workforce
43 A 195 C
Growth in
workforce
14 A 270 C
Human resources
score
21 A 215 B
34. Hounslow: Environment &
infrastructure scorecard
Hounslow Spelthorne
Ranking
(out of 325)
Score
Ranking
(out of 325)
Score
Connectivity 39 A 35 A
Cost base 303 E 278 E
Quality of life 232 D 196 D
Commercial floorspace 59 A 269 E
Growth in commercial and
industrial floorspace
237 D 137 C
Environment and
infrastructure score
243 D 245 C
38. BLI Scorecard Hounslow Spelthorne
Rank Score Rank Score
Economic performance
Productivity 14 A 24 A
Industrial structure 57 A 29 B
Business and enterprise 17 A 303 E
Economic scale 27 A 214 D
Growth in business stock 41 A 270 E
Economic performance score 4 A 215 D
Human resources
Skills and qualifications 138 C 144 C
Knowledge workers 119 B 34 A
Labour market 123 B 5 A
Economically-active workforce 43 A 195 C
Growth in workforce 14 A 191 C
Human resources score 21 A 67 B
Environment and infrastructure
Connectivity 39 A 35 A
Cost base 303 E 278 E
Quality of life 232 D 196 D
Commercial and industrial floorspace 59 A 269
Growth in commercial and industrial floorspace 237 D 137 E
Environment and infrastructure score 243 D 245 D
Business Location Index score 23 A 173 C
