South West Regional Development Agency (former)

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The South West Regional Development Agency was a former UK government body responsible for promoting economic development and regeneration across South West England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former non-departmental public body
regional development agency
appliesToJurisdiction South West England
linked to: southwest England
country United Kingdom
dissolutionReason UK government policy to abolish regional development agencies
dissolved 2012
31 March 2012
follows government regional economic strategy
hasJurisdictionOver Bristol
Cornwall
Devon
Dorset
Gloucestershire
Isles of Scilly
Somerset
Wiltshire
headquartersLocation Devon
Exeter
inception 1999
legalForm non-departmental public body
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity England
operatedInPeriod 1999–2012
parentOrganization Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
UK central government
linked to: UK government
partOf network of English regional development agencies
purpose encourage regeneration
promote economic development
promote sustainable development
support business competitiveness
replaced previous ad hoc regional economic development arrangements
replacedBy Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership
Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership
GFirst Local Enterprise Partnership
Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership
Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership
West of England Local Enterprise Partnership
local enterprise partnerships
sector economic development
regional planning

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Southwest England governingBody South West Regional Development Agency (former)
subject linked to: southwest England
South West Regional Development Agency replacedBy Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership
linked to: South West Regional Development Agency (former)