Centre for Local Economies reacts to Andy Burnham’s election as Labour leader
Dr Sarah Longlands, chief executive of CLES commented: "Andy Burnham’s election as Labour leader opens up a significant opportunity to…
CLES Chief Executive Neil McInroy on Reasons to be Cheerful Podcast
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The episode focused on community regeneration lessons from Preston, Granby and beyond. Other guests included Theresa MacDermott, a board member of the Granby Land Trust who runs the Granby Four Streets Market, and Preston Cllr Matthew Brown.
Listen to the podcast here.
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