Cheltenham's Golden Valley Development Aims to Boost Cybersecurity Sector
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- •Golden Valley development aims to create 12,000 jobs and 3,700 homes.
- •The project is positioned to establish the UK's largest concentration of cyber firms.
- •Council faces challenges from potential local government reorganization.
Cheltenham Borough Council is advancing the Golden Valley development, which aims to create 12,000 jobs and 3,700 new homes near GCHQ. Liberal Democrat leader Rowena Hay views this initiative as a legacy for the council, especially after her party's strong performance in recent local elections. The development is expected to establish the UK's largest concentration of cyber firms, addressing economic growth and housing needs. However, the council faces challenges, including potential abolition under local government reorganization and the future of Gloucestershire Airport. The council aims to tackle the cost of living crisis and improve local amenities while managing empty shops in the high street. The project is seen as vital for retaining young talent in the area.
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