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BBC Report Highlights Investment Driving Creative Jobs in Greater Manchester

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What happened

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The BBC's Economic Impact in Greater Manchester report highlighted how the broadcaster's investment is creating opportunities for local talent in the region. The report used the career of Sophie Cross, who is from Bolton, as a case study to illustrate these opportunities.

From theboltonnews.co.uk

Why it matters

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The report shows that the BBC's presence contributes to the creative industries in Greater Manchester. Bolton was also cited as a filming location for recent BBC productions, including Alma's Not Normal and Red Rose.

From theboltonnews.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Greater ManchesterThe metropolitan county where the BBC's investment is creating job opportunities.
  • Sophie CrossA Bolton-born researcher used as a case study to show career accessibility in the region.
  • BoltonThe town cited as a filming location for recent BBC productions and the origin of the case study.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Greater ManchesterSpeculative

    Greater Manchester might attract further investment into its creative industries based on the successful model highlighted by the BBC.

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