Mr. Doug Garrett

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  Mr Doug Garrett
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  Mr Doug Garrett - MemberReBlackpool
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  Before returning to Belfast, where he'd grown up, Doug worked in operations management, marketing and advertising in London and Stuttgart.

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  Comments On People's Playground Funding Decision by Doug Garrett Construction News Construction on HE Campus to begin

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  Doug Garrett, chief executive of ReBlackpool, the urban regeneration company that worked on the town's bid, said the decision was a "smack in the face for Blackpool".
  
  "It is tragic.It is very difficult to see how they have drawn their conclusions," said Mr Garrett.
  
  Previous assessment had put Manchester at the bottom of the seven bidders, and all local government bodies and regeneration agencies in the region backed Blackpool, not Manchester, added Mr Garrett.
  
  "It is a very strange decision, we need to look into the rationale.Manchester has come from nowhere.It was a real, real dark horse," he said.

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  However, Doug Garrett, chief executive of ReBlackpool, the urban regeneration company which worked on the town's bid, called the decision a "smack in the face".
  
  "It is tragic.It is very difficult to see how they have drawn their conclusions," he added.
  
  Previous assessments had put Manchester at the bottom of the seven bidders, while all local government bodies and regeneration agencies in the region had backed Blackpool, Mr Garrett said.
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  Out on the seafront, outside the North Pier, camera crews had descended on Doug Garrett, ReBlackpool's Chief Executive.
  
  Disappointment
  
  In front of the pier's Merry England bar, Mr Garrett struggled to contain his disappointment."Blackpool is in great need of regeneration.We are suffering decline," he said.

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  Out on the seafront, outside the North Pier, camera crews had descended on Doug Garrett, ReBlackpool's Chief Executive.
  
  Disappointment
  
  In front of the pier's Merry England bar, Mr Garrett struggled to contain his disappointment."Blackpool is in great need of regeneration.We are suffering decline," he said.

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  Doug Garrett Chief Executive of ReBlackpool said, "The continued development of the Central Corridor is another step forward in our programme to improve Blackpool's arrival experience.

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  Doug Garrett, Chief Executive at ReBlackpool commented:

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  Doug Garrett, Chief Executive of ReBlackpool, commented: "We are delighted by the appointment of Sir Howard.

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  Doug Garrett, chief executive of ReBlackpool, said: "The start of building work at Blackpool and Flyde College is a very exciting milestone for us, as we are confident that the town will be reaping the benefits of the £10 million funding long into the future.The synergy between student occupation and visitor peaks will be ideal, providing demand to help fill latent capacity at a time when visitors are scarcest."
  
  New privately owned student accommodation has also been given planning permission on the Palatine Park Road campus and degrees accredited by Lancaster University could also be awarded under the college name.
  
  Doug adds: "The new campus will act as a significant regeneration catalyst, offering a new teaching and learning provision which will be aligned with key growth industry sectors in the Blackpool sub region.

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  Doug Garrett, Chief Executive of ReBlackpool said: "The funding announcement is good news for Blackpool and we now need to work towards allocating money to a specific scheme."
  
  ReBlackpool hope to see the Tower Headland area of Blackpool earmarked for investment, with the aim of creating a festival and events zone that will be capable of accommodating more than 30,000 spectators.The new zone will play a key part in helping Blackpool achieve its ambition to become the ,capital of dance'.
  
  Doug continues: "To achieve this, we are continuing to work closely with our partners including the Commission for Architecture and the Build Environment (CABE), Arts Council and Northwest Regional Development Agency to provide a scheme which helps to regenerate the town, increase visitor numbers and attract back lapsed visitors."
  
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