Inprint - Comments from our partners

"Too often, regeneration happens to communities.  The beauty of this Partnership, whic is unique in its aims and business profile, is that it works with communities to create a quality environment, investment potential and opportunities for local people to benefit from the Partnership's activities.  We aim to rebuild and reinvigorate local neighbourhoods and capture the spirit of those who live there."

COUNCILLOR FLO CLUCAS O.B.E
Executive Member, Economic Development and Europe, Liverpool City Council
said of the Liverpool project

"I'm delighted that Inpartership has been selected as our partner for the total regeneration of North Solihull.  In making our final decision, an important consideration was the holistic approach of Inpartnership and their desire to fully involve the community at all stages of the project over the next 15-20 years.  This is a crucial and exciting development in improving the quality of life for the residents of North Solihull."

COUNCILLOR DON BLAKE
Retired Cabinet Member for Regeneration
said of the North Solihull project

"Costing £120m to regenerate the area, it is one of the most exciting projects taking place in the North West of England, proposing to establish a sustainable new community with a wide range of mixed tenure homes, intertwined with comprehensive community facilities and services.  The design ethos of the scheme is to develop it in 'home zones' placing greater importance on people and the creation of communities.  The focal point of the design is a central public open space, which generates an opportunity for a high level of interaction between neighbours."

BOB OSBORNE
of Salford City Council
said of the Broughton Green project