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Mayor’s delight as Becketwell confirmed for Great British Railways headquarters

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By Jon Ball
| GOV.UK
Great British Railways’ new headquarters is set to be based at Becketwell in Derby city centre – a move hailed by the Mayor of the East Midlands as a “fantastic” for the city and wider region. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander today confirmed Becketwell, a major city centre brownfield regeneration site, as her preferred location for the headquarters.
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Visit East Midlands launches with £1 billion visitor economy ambition

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By Jon Ball
| GOV.UK
A new regional partnership has been launched with the ambition of growing the East Midlands visitor economy by an additional £1 billion by 2035 – attracting more visitors, encouraging longer stays and increasing spending across the region. Visit East Midlands brings together the East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA), local authorities, destination organisations and businesses to give the region a stronger voice, attract new audiences and help tourism and hospitality businesses grow.
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New electric buses set for Nottingham thanks to Mayor’s £4.5m investment

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By Jon Ball
| GOV.UK
New electric double-decker buses are set to take to the streets of Nottingham thanks to funding from the Mayor of the East Midlands. Nottingham City Transport (NCT) has welcomed the arrival of its first electric double-decker buses, with its first Wrightbus StreetDeck Electroliners now at NCT, ahead of entering passenger service later this year on Lilac Line 27 to Carlton.
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