It seems that, so far, 71 people have applied to join the board of the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership. Good to see that enthusiasm for spending taxpayers' money has not been dented by the unfortunate start to the project in December. Interviews and appointments due shortly.
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Comment number 1.
At 3rd Mar 2011, Avrio wrote:There might have been more than 71 applications had it not been for the underlying messages in Mark Prisk's letter to Vince Cable.
"If businesses think these are just talking shops – and the jury remains out for some of our major national businesses, as well as local firms – then they will refuse to spend time engaging with local enterprise partnerships"
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