ECONOMIC GROWTH

LEPs ' need private sector help '

According to a new survey more than two thirds of councillors believe LEPs will struggle without more private sector help.

By Jamie Hailstone | 10 September 2012

More than two thirds of councillors believe Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) will struggle without more private sector help, according to a new survey.

The survey by ComRes on behalf of Wilmott Dixon found 71% of councillors believe LEPS will only succeed if there is more engagement from the private sector.

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