OVERVIEW
Stoke-on-Trent is being transformed by a mixture of investment from private and public bodies such
as Stoke-on-Trent City Council, the North Staffordshire Regeneration Partnership and Advantage West Midlands.
Over the next 10 years, more than £1 billion will be pumped into the area, creating 8,500 new jobs,
reclaiming 35 hectares of brownfield land, building 3,200 new homes and improving another 4,800
residential properties. The redevelopment of the East West Centre is a key part of these ambitious plans.
OTHER KEY PROJECTS INCLUDE:
- Central Business District – £120 million of new office space designed to bring new national and international employers to the area.
- University Quarter – A £189 million science, media and arts project involving three local educational institutions.
- Public spaces – a multi million pound make-over of the public areas in the shopping and commercial districts of the city centre.
- City Waterside – up to 2,400 new homes alongside refurbished Victorian terrace communities.
- Infrastructure – work is now underway to complete the Potteries Way ring road around the city centre.
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