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Trust, relationships and the foundations of Devolution Devolution and Complex Areas

Trust, relationships and the foundations of Devolution Devolution and Complex Areas

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Page 1: Trust, relationships and the foundations of Devolution Devolution and Complex Areas

Trust, relationships and the foundations of Devolution

Devolution and Complex Areas

Page 2: Trust, relationships and the foundations of Devolution Devolution and Complex Areas

Welcome to Staffordshire!

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Welcome to Staffordshire!

Centre of UK

2 theme parks – Alton Towers and Drayton Manor

Peak District National Park

2 League clubs – Stoke City and Burton Albion

A cathedral city – Lichfield

The National Memorial Arboretum

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Welcome to Staffordshire!

1.1 million residents

Growing economy - £18.7bn GVA

More jobs being created

Low and falling unemployment

Wages going up

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Welcome to Staffordshire!

Great location linking Northern Powerhouse and Midlands Engine Room

Great connectivity – road, rail & air

Strength in advanced manufacturing – JCB, JLR

But

Low productivity

Low entrepreneurship

Low skill levels

Distressed health economy

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Partnerships

1 county, 1 city (unitary), 8 districts

– 2 tier with a unitary city

6 Clinical Commissioning Groups

2 Health and Wellbeing Boards

1 Local Enterprise Partnership or 2?

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Page 8: Trust, relationships and the foundations of Devolution Devolution and Complex Areas

Devolution

Big cities agenda – counties playing catch up

County vs City

County vs Districts

LBYO (Leading Beyond Your Organisation)

Leaders’ Board

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Devolution concerns

Three tiers?

Reorganisation by the back door?

West Midlands Combined authority

Housing need

Mayoral model

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Devolution opportunities

Geography – bridge between north and midlands

Complementarities between urban and rural areas

Skills

De-ringfencing the £7bn

Recasting the two-tier relationship

Health and care integration

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Devolution process

statement of intent by end of July –

unity

LEP/business involvement

ambition

conversation with government – generational opportunity

no second chance?

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Questions?