Regeneration for West Bromwich centre
kind of investment and to be able to offer such a wealth of new job opportunities.
“In today’s current climate it is reassuring to be able to take our town forward and to know that West Bromwich now has a much brighter future as a town that is ready to reinvent and address what it has to offer its residents.”
The development of All Saints is supporting a number of key strategies including the Black Country Study – which aims to promote the urban renaissance of the Black Country; and the business plan for the area developed by RegenCo, which is the Urban Regeneration Company for West Bromwich – which has identified a number of key priority locations that will help ‘transform’ the town centre.
Mick Laverty, chief executive at Advantage West Midlands, said: “We are delighted to be able to provide additional support to the West Bromwich Town Centre Programme.
“All Saints will not only strengthen the local economy by improving the office stock and through the creation of new jobs but it will undoubtedly add vitality into an area that really needs it, as well as working to complement other major mixed use proposals set out for other areas of the town.”
