Camborne Pool Redruth Urban Regeneration Company Ltd
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CPR Regeneration is one of 19 urban regeneration companies in the UK and brings together various funding partners, local stakeholders and elements from the private sector to establish and deliver related projects
CPR aims to ensure that the area is regenerated in a sustainable way with the provision of a range of new homes and employment opportunities alongside community and leisure facilities in an altogether improved environment.
CPR Regeneration's funding partners are Cornwall Council, the Homes and Communities Agency, and the South West of England Regional Development Agency and its aims are centered around business and community development, learning opportunities and the physical environment.
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CPR Regeneration is Cornwall's Urban Regeneration Company, set up to bring prosperity back to Camborne, Pool and Redruth. Its mission is to work with private and public sector delivery partners to re-establish the area as a place of innovation, quality and wealth that will be the engine of change for Cornwall in the future.
CPR Regeneration has already worked with public and private partners to bring over 13,000m2 of land into use as employment space. The areas Strategic Investment Framework (which brings in European Convergence funding to enable private sector investment) envisages the creation of over 120,000m2 of employment space and 47Ha of land being brought back into use for employment and housing. CPR Regeneration helps private sector partners make the most of these opportunities to develop new sites and invest.
Developments currently being completed include the Pool Innovation Centre, with a net lettable floor space of 2,310m², and significant road infrastructure to open up sites. At the centre of these exciting developments is Cornwall Council’s Heartlands Project, a £29million programme for a cultural park, celebrating the area’s mining heritage, with a mix of workspace and housing alongside major art space, a heritage centre, and an outdoor theatre.
