The Mayor’s Outer London Commission Final Report
The Mayor's Outer London Commission: Final Report - Planning ...
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Broad views on sources of future employment growth in<br />
outer <strong>London</strong>:<br />
‘Endogenous’ or existing sources i.e. those<br />
which have contributed to the existing,<br />
underlying trends BUTwhich might perform<br />
more effectively if constraints on performance/<br />
competitiveness are addressed.<br />
Testing being finalised on:<br />
PLUS<br />
•Office based private sectors<br />
•Retail<br />
•Leisure/tourism<br />
•Local/central government<br />
•Other public sector eg health, security<br />
•Industry/logistics<br />
•Other sectors eg construction, media<br />
•Residential based growth<br />
•Commuting/reverse commuting – bringing<br />
more wealth to OL<br />
•Multiplier effects<br />
Exogenous sources: either strategically<br />
significant step changes from endogenous<br />
sources OR strategically significant new sources<br />
of employment, if constraints can be removed on<br />
competitive attractions of OL - but must be<br />
realistic.<br />
Testing being finalised on:<br />
PLUS<br />
•Central government – similar to Home office at<br />
Croydon<br />
•Para-statal organisations eg EC related<br />
•New national/wider regional transport investment<br />
eg High Speed Rail terminus<br />
•‘Green’ industries – especially above the trend<br />
which might be expected from pro rata distribution<br />
of national growth<br />
•New national/wider regional level HE, health,<br />
security<br />
•<strong>Outer</strong> Metropolitan Area offices: a step change in<br />
<strong>London</strong>’s competitive position<br />
•Multiplier effects
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