We provide consultancy advice and support throughout the UK on economic development, often at the interface between the public and private sectors. We help local authorities, government, communities, developers and businesses to plan for economic development and understand the socio-economic impacts of projects and programmes on areas and societies. Our work covers issues such as jobs, enterprise, investment, employment of local people, skills, productivity, energy, infrastructure, sites and premises.
Hardisty Jones delivered an economic impact assessment for a proposed surf lagoon with wider development in the Green Belt at Brocks Pine in Dorset.
Hardisty Jones, in partnership with Oxford Economics and Arcadis, undertook research for the Severn Estuary Commissioners and Western Gateway Partnership to help understand the potential socio-economic effects of the development of tidal range power in the Severn Estuary.
Hardisty Jones delivered a local economic analysis of the Western Gateway, looking at the area’s economic strengths, challenges, and opportunities. The report works to support and inform future policy direction and economic development for the Western Gateway pan-regional partnership.
Hardisty Jones delivered an economic impact assessment for a proposed surf lagoon with wider development in the Green Belt at Brocks Pine in Dorset.
Hardisty Jones, in partnership with Oxford Economics and Arcadis, undertook research for the Severn Estuary Commissioners and Western Gateway Partnership to help understand the potential socio-economic effects of the development of tidal range power in the Severn Estuary.
What does the new UK Industrial Strategy mean for local economic development? This insight piece sets out our thoughts on The UK's Modern Industrial Strategy 2025.
This insight piece sets out our thoughts on the Spending Review 2025 and its implications for local economic development practitioners.
The HM Treasury Green Book made one of its rare appearances in the mainstream press at the end of last week. It will be updated next week alongside the Government’s Spending Review and UK Industrial Strategy.
What does the new UK Industrial Strategy mean for local economic development? This insight piece sets out our thoughts on The UK's Modern Industrial Strategy 2025.
This insight piece sets out our thoughts on the Spending Review 2025 and its implications for local economic development practitioners.
We are pleased to see the Government commit to building the UK's nuclear power capacity.
The eagle eyed among you may have noticed a mild refresh to our brand. Here is a bit of background as to why we have changed our logo!
Severn Estuary Commission releases its final report, setting out the potential for tidal range energy to contribute to the UK’s low-carbon future.
We are pleased to see the Government commit to building the UK's nuclear power capacity.
The eagle eyed among you may have noticed a mild refresh to our brand. Here is a bit of background as to why we have changed our logo!
