People don't measure growth by looking at a spreadsheet. They measure it by looking at their local high street. Are shops opening or are the shutters down? Does the place feel like it's moving forward or being left behind?
Andy Burnham: “People don't measure growth by looking at a spreadsheet. They measure it by looking at their local high street. Are…”
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On the importance of local high streets in measuring growth.
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