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# Sheffield # Rotherham # Barnsley # Doncaster # Chesterfield # North East Derbyshire # Bolsover # Bassetlaw # Derbyshire Dales The Sheffield City Region or '''Greater Sheffield region''' as it is often referredQuote (from Realising the Challenges of City Regions for Learning, Skills and Employment : "Economic development bodies like One Sheffield are being replaced by one like Greater Sheffield." is an area of . The Sheffield City region has a population of 1,819,500 as of 2004 Demographic of Sheffield and includes the following local government districts Moving Forward:The Northern Way :
N.B. Some documents include High Peak in this City Region This covers the entirety of the Metropolitan County of South Yorkshire , and also adding four districts from north-east Derbyshire , and one district from northern Nottinghamshire . Other than Doncaster, nearly all this area lies within the Sheffield Postcode Area . The region has good transport links to Sheffield City Centre , where many of the region's workforce are employed. It is unique amongst the eight city regions defined by the Northern Way in that it lies in two separate Government Regions . Of areas close to Sheffield, the city region does not include the Hope Valley . In Septermber 2006, the Local Authorities comprising the Sheffield City Region launched the Sheffield City Region Development Programme Sheffield City Region Development Programme . This set outs out how the local authorities believe that by working together as a city region they could increase the economic output of the area by 12.6% by 2016. It also describes governance structures for the city region, including a City Region Forum (consisting of the Leaders of each of the constituent authorities, including the two county councils and the Peak District National Park Authority , along with observers from the two Regional Development Agencies and Government Offices covering the city region). The City Region Forum has since been formally established City Region Governance and Support Arrangements , and has resolved to set up four thematic Joint Issue Boards to take forward some of the propositions made in the City Region Development Programme. The four Joint Issue Boards cover the following issues: 1. Transport 2. Residential Offer (Housing Supply and Demand) 3. Destination Management (Tourism and Inward Investment) 4. Knowldge Economy and Innovation REFERENCES EXTERNAL LINKS |
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