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- Wave Hub - Future Technology
Labour has invested more than £40 million in the wave hub project off the coast of Cornwall, near Hayle to bring better jobs and prosperity to the area. Projects based on engineering and technology skills will help drive up wages in Cornwall. The national minimum wage has significantly improved local pay but with many jobs in seasonal work such as tourism, Cornwall's economy needs continued investment to build a strong and better future. http://www.juderobinson.org.uk/combined_universities_in_cornwall "The indirect benefits of such an industry are calculated at up to 450 new jobs and £15 million a year to the regional economy by 2010,...
- Knowledge Spa
Since 2004, the Knowledge Spa has provided support, facilities and business units to healthcare professionals, as well as the base for our Peninsula Medical School in Cornwall. The £14 million centre was funded by Objective One and our Labour government - through the South West Regional Development Agency. http://www.rcht.nhs.uk/RoyalCornwallHospitalsTrust/WorkingWithUs/TeachingAndResearch/KnowledgeSpa.aspx In 2006, demand was so great that the centre expanded, with more investment from the Objective One. The Knowledge Spa works in partnership with the Combined Universities in Cornwall. http://www.juderobinson.org.uk/combined_universities_in_cornwall...
- Peninsula Medical School
The Peninsula Medical School was established in August 2000 following a successful bid to government, strongly supported by local Labour MP Candy Atherton. It is a partnership between the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth and the NHS in Cornwall. The school was one of the first to be built in the UK for more than 30 years and is one of five competely new medical schools built to expand the numbers of medical students. The chronic shortage of doctors was just one of the major problems facing the NHS in 1997. The school will deliver high quality jobs and regeneration...
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