Workshop Report Now Available!

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Date	Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Topic	Economy Environment Governance & Civic Participation Infrastructure

Thank you to everyone that came along to our York and North Yorkshire 'New Beginnings' event.

The report is now available to download here.
Or by visiting the Sub Regional pages on the website - www.yhref.org.uk/pages/york-north-yorkshire-sub-region where you will also find presentations from the day.

The ‘New Beginnings’ programme combines sub-regional events around Yorkshire & Humber, with a bigger conference planned for late 2010. Funding for the programme comes primarily from Natural England with additional support from the Environment Agency, and in-kind support from Friends of the Earth.

‘New Beginnings’ is YHREF’s response to the dramatic changes in the decision-making landscape being introduced by the new Government. This York & North Yorkshire event was our second workshop examining the structures, the mood and the opportunities for improved sub-regional collaborations on environmental activity. This report also incorporates some observations from the previous workshop in Leeds City Region.

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