The Mayor’s Outer London Commission Final Report

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Employment structure: different parts of outer London Heathrow Croydon Thames Gateway Western Wedge Wandle Valley M1 Corridor Stansted Corridor Eastern London South Eastern London South Western London Western London Northern London 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Financial services Professional services Creative activities Goods retail Leisure activities Schools and hospitals Local activities Passenger transport, freight and storage Wholesale Manufacturing (excl publishing) •Heathrow almost all transport, freight and storage jobs •Outer urban areas: larger proportions in local activities, schools, hospitals •Greatest shares of financial jobs in Croydon and SE •Manufacturing most important to Thames Gateway •Overall, greatest growth expected in office based jobs especially Business Services
Broad views on sources of future employment growth in outer London: ‘Endogenous’ or existing sources i.e. those which have contributed to the existing, underlying trends BUTwhich might perform more effectively if constraints on performance/ competitiveness are addressed. Testing being finalised on: PLUS •Office based private sectors •Retail •Leisure/tourism •Local/central government •Other public sector eg health, security •Industry/logistics •Other sectors eg construction, media •Residential based growth •Commuting/reverse commuting – bringing more wealth to OL •Multiplier effects Exogenous sources: either strategically significant step changes from endogenous sources OR strategically significant new sources of employment, if constraints can be removed on competitive attractions of OL - but must be realistic. Testing being finalised on: PLUS •Central government – similar to Home office at Croydon •Para-statal organisations eg EC related •New national/wider regional transport investment eg High Speed Rail terminus •‘Green’ industries – especially above the trend which might be expected from pro rata distribution of national growth •New national/wider regional level HE, health, security •Outer Metropolitan Area offices: a step change in London’s competitive position •Multiplier effects
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