An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick Appendices

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Limerick 2030 An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick St Giles, London Lessons GVA have recently advised on the shopping renaissance of the East End of Oxford Street which has traditionally fared poorly compared to the primary retail area around the west of the street, Regent Street and Bond Street. Development has been constrained by multiple ownerships and competing interests. The proposed development of Crossrail at Tottenham Court Road provided a catalyst for the regeneration of this area. The New West End Company Business Improvement District, set up in 2005 has unified. Pro-active in promoting the area with initiatives such as a ‘digital guide’, a marketing campaign, various events and a social media campaign. The value of the Business Improvement District in focussing and aligning resources has been evident in overcoming ownership constraints and facilitating development through collaborative working in accordance with a clearly defined strategic objective. In addition, the importance of an anchor tenant in attracting further retail investment is also evident, coupled with a powerful marketing campaign. June 2013 104
Limerick 2030 An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick Liverpool One Lessons Now seen as the leading regional shopping scheme in the UK outside London. This is an example of a cohesive masterplan led approach. Product defined by the requirements of the market. The key lesson for Limerick is to take a comprehensive masterplan led approach to reinventing the shopping offer with the use of the compulsory purchase order (CPO) powers to assemble land. Also note the street based centre approach combining pedestrian friendly environment, discrete parking, excellent signage and integrated restaurants, bars and leisure. Also note the connection to the Riverfront – integrating the City Centre and the River by better street connections and street crossing. Borough Market, Southwark, London Lessons One of the largest and oldest food markets selling a variety of foods from all over the world. The market is administered by 16 trustees. A fashionable place to buy food, it has been promoted by British Television chefs and has been used as a film set. The market has its own website and Facebook page to attract visitors and to alert them to any events or promotions. The opportunity to build upon the success of the Milk Market and introduce a regular covered/outdoor – streed based market with a focus on interesting food – themed markets. Links to city strengths in Food Technology. June 2013 105
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