Executive Summary
Now in its third year, the Inner City 100 Index has demonstrated the competitive advantages conferred by inner city locations. The Inner City 100 are realising the business benefits of being closely engaged in their communities, and the majority strive to employ locally and purchase from local firms.
The Inner City 100 shows that firms are achieving sustainable growth ensuring they will continue to make contributions to their local areas and the UK economy for the long-term. With 97% predicting a positive or very positive future, the Inner City 100 firms look set to continue their extraordinary success.
Get the publication
Free download
( 2.45MB )
Written by
- John Taylor
- Liz Mackie
- Reza Hamroun
Similar publications
The Competitive Inner City
The World on a Plate
The economic and social value of London's most ethnically diverse street marketWho's the Entrepreneur?
The BizFizz Story: Unleashing the passion, transforming communitiesA Local Banking System
The urgent need to reinvigorate UK high street bankingThe Last Post
The social and economic impact of changes to the postal service in Manchester
nef publications are licensed under a Creative Commons license. You are free to quote, copy and share this publication, as long as you attribute it to nef and do not use it for commerical purposes.
Please contact us if you are interested in translating a nef publication.