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East Midlands

Welcome to the Government Office for the East Midlands

With eleven government departments under one roof, GOEM is the hub of central government in the East Midlands.

It is our aim to work with regional partners and local people to maximise competitiveness and prosperity in the East Midlands. We want to bring together government policies for a more inclusive society.

Many organisations work with us so that we can achieve our aims, some of these include local authorities, businesses, schools, colleges and voluntary organisations. Together we help government initiatives work at a local level. We also reflect back the needs of the region to central government.

Any comments on our website? let us know, at: - enquiries@goem.gsi.gov.uk

News Articles

Tackling the NEET problem (Thu Mar 18 11:42:15 GMT 2010)
Leicester City Council highlighted in new report. While the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training continues to rise, a report published on Wednesday 17 March 2010 by...
Regional strategy policy statement (Tue Feb 23 13:17:02 GMT 2010)
Government has today published its guidance on the purpose of new Regional Strategies which are intended to promote sustainable economic growth, increase housing provision and tackle climate change.
“Give young people a break” – Minister’s plea (Wed Dec 02 15:48:04 GMT 2009)
Minister for the East Midlands Phil Hope MP has issued a call to action to employers in the region to give young people their first break in the world of work.

Real Help Now

Real Help Now is a new website which signposts businesses and individuals facing the effects of the economic downturn to national sources of help, advice and support.

Sub National Review

The Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction (LDEDC) Bill takes forward the reforms announced under the Sub-National Review of Economic Development and Regeneration (SNR).

Phil Hope - Regional Minister for the East Midlands

View more information on the Regional Minister for the East Midlands
Regional Ministers

East Midlands Regional Plan (Regional Spatial Strategy)

The East Midlands Regional Plan was published on 12 March 2009. Click on the map for further details

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