Proceeding contribution from Graham P Jones (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 24 November 2010. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Pennine Lancashire Local Enterprise Partnership.
Pennine Lancashire Local Enterprise Partnership
I appreciate my hon. Friend's comments, but I do not accept any of them. I do not accept that there is a pan-Lancashire solution because Blackburn refused such proposals and had the common sense to look south to Manchester. Blackpool is hesitant on the matter. I shall come on to some of the conflicts that exist. We do not have a pan-Lancashire solution; we have a proposal based on three separate areas. The problem is that three proposals are being labelled as one proposal. We will all lose out. There is no pan-Lancashire solution—there never has been and there never will be. There is Lancashire county council, Blackburn borough council and Blackpool borough council.
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- Exports Government assistance Economic growth Small businesses Lancashire Local enterprise partnerships Pennines
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