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City Deal must be in line with Strategic Growth Plan – McCallion

written by John August 29, 2018
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SINN Fein’s Elisha McCallion has said the delivery of a City Deal for the north west must have the necessary economic benefits which meet the needs of the region.

She Speaking after meeting British Minister for Housing, Communities & Local Government James Brokenshire.

He was in Derry for a visit on Tuesday to discuss with politicians and business leaders about the City Deal.

“I welcome continued support for a City Deal which can begin to unlock the economic potential that we have in our city region.

“We have submitted ambitious plans, which I look forward to progressing to the next stage of the City Deal process.

“However, James Brokenshire heard loud and clear that investment from the City Deal must have the necessary economic benefits which meets the needs of the north west, as outlined in the Strategic Growth Plan.

“I will continue to engage with the British and Irish governments, local stakeholders and others to ensure our ambitious plans become reality in the time ahead.”

Derry was urged to apply for a City Deal by British Chancellor Philip Hammond during a visit to the city last month.

City Deal must be in line with Strategic Growth Plan – McCallion was last modified: August 30th, 2018 by John

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