Media centre
Media centre
Media centre
Find out what EEDA's been up to with all our latest press releases including details of projects we have funded and initiatives we are supporting.
Here you will find EEDA's key documents such as the corporate plan, the regional economic strategy and monthly board papers. These provide the foundation for our decisions on investment and actions to drive forward sustainable economic growth in the East of England.
To keep businesses, local authorities, residents and other stakeholders in the private and public sector updated, we produce two separate email updates: one for the business community and one for partners, such as local authorities and the community and voluntary sector.
Below you will also find a link to the latest news and press releases. These are issued by EEDA's media relations team. Successful communication is two-way and we welcome feedback so we can develop policies with our key partners that will deliver a growing and successful economy.
Contact the media relations team.
Latest news
- Evaluation of the Regional Business Link Programme17 October 2011 THE EVALUATION OF EEDA’s COMMISIONING AND EEIDB’S DELIVERY OF THE REGIONAL BUSINESS LINK PROGRAMME IS NOW AVAILIBLE ON-LINE
- EEDA AGM 201130 August 2011 EEDA's Annual General Meeting will be held on 22 September 2011 at 4.00pm
- Alignment of Regional Growth Fund Round 2 and ERDF Bidding Rounds12 April 2011 The Government has today (12 April) launched round two of the Regional Growth Fund (RGF). The Regional Growth Fund is a £1.4bn fund which is designed to encourage enterprise, growth and jobs in the private sector.
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An Agenda for Action for the Cambridge economy8 April 2011
We must recognise the importance of the Greater Cambridge economy, celebrate its success but not be complacent about the challenges it faces in the future – that is the conclusion of a report released today.
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Chancellor’s £70m acknowledges region’s pre-eminence28 March 2011
Will Pope, chair of EEDA, today welcomed the announcement that over £70m of public sector funds are coming to the East of England.
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