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I dont believe that London feels "dragged down" by the regions. I recently posted this on my blog

http://cpcmcredit.wordpress.com/2014/09/01/britains-boom-cities/

There are black spots throughout the country of course but even beyond the bigger cities, places like Cambridge are world class centres.

Ive been doing business in Manchester recently and there is a real buzz there. Lot of talk that liverpool is also transforming

If we maintain growth levels of 3% no one will be complaining

And one last thing... a small indicator but often the street level ones are the clearest. ...

It seems like every other shop in London is advertising for staff at the moment. There is a genuine labour shortage

<blockquote data-quote="clivex" data-source="post: 2469874" data-attributes="member: 65326">I dont believe that London feels &quot;dragged down&quot; by the regions. I recently posted this on my blog<a href="http://cpcmcredit.wordpress.com/2014/09/01/britains-boom-cities/" target="_blank">http://cpcmcredit.wordpress.com/2014/09/01/britains-boom-cities/</a>There are black spots throughout the country of course but even beyond the bigger cities, places like Cambridge are world class centres.&nbsp;Ive been doing business in Manchester recently and there is a real buzz there. Lot of talk that liverpool is also transformingIf we maintain growth levels of 3% no one will be complainingAnd one last thing... a small indicator but often the street level ones are the clearest. ...It seems like every other shop in London is advertising for staff at the moment. There is a genuine labour shortage</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clivex, post: 2469874, member: 65326"] I dont believe that London feels "dragged down" by the regions. I recently posted this on my blog [url]http://cpcmcredit.wordpress.com/2014/09/01/britains-boom-cities/[/url] There are black spots throughout the country of course but even beyond the bigger cities, places like Cambridge are world class centres. Ive been doing business in Manchester recently and there is a real buzz there. Lot of talk that liverpool is also transforming If we maintain growth levels of 3% no one will be complaining And one last thing... a small indicator but often the street level ones are the clearest. ... It seems like every other shop in London is advertising for staff at the moment. There is a genuine labour shortage [/QUOTE]

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