
Anne Power
et al.
Published online:
22 March 2012
Published in print:
16 March 2010
Online ISBN:
9781447302964
Print ISBN:
9781847426833
Contents
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City context City context
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History History
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Industrial revolution, pioneering industrialists and large-scale production Industrial revolution, pioneering industrialists and large-scale production
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Population growth and diverging housing conditions Population growth and diverging housing conditions
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Inter-war and post-war slum clearance and rebuilding Inter-war and post-war slum clearance and rebuilding
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Crisis Crisis
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Regenerating Sheffield Regenerating Sheffield
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The council's economic development initiatives The council's economic development initiatives
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Central government forces the pace of change Central government forces the pace of change
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New partnerships New partnerships
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Supertram Supertram
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Deeper, wider partnerships Deeper, wider partnerships
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Recovery actions Recovery actions
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Centralism and public–private partnerships Centralism and public–private partnerships
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Partnerships improve Sheffield's access to funding Partnerships improve Sheffield's access to funding
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Core cities network Core cities network
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New recovery initiatives New recovery initiatives
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City centre strategy City centre strategy
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Neighbourhoods strategy Neighbourhoods strategy
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Economic strategy Economic strategy
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Cluster site creation Cluster site creation
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Inward investment initiatives Inward investment initiatives
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Employment initiatives: JOBMatch (2001) and JobNet (2002) Employment initiatives: JOBMatch (2001) and JobNet (2002)
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Economic masterplan: Creative Sheffield Economic masterplan: Creative Sheffield
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Signs of recovery Signs of recovery
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Developing residential appeal and quality-of-life assets Developing residential appeal and quality-of-life assets
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‘Innovative producer’ role ‘Innovative producer’ role
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Low skills and unemployment Low skills and unemployment
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Struggling city-region poses challenge Struggling city-region poses challenge
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Resources for neighbourhood-level regeneration Resources for neighbourhood-level regeneration
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Cite
Power, Anne, Jörg Plö, and Astrid Winkler, 'Sheffield', Phoenix cities: The fall and rise of great industrial cities (Bristol , 2010; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 22 Mar. 2012), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781847426833.003.0007, accessed 23 Apr. 2025.
Abstract
This chapter examines the collapse of Sheffield, England as a major industrial city during the period from 1970 to 2000, and describes its recovery efforts. Major investments in infrastructure and neighbourhood-renewal programmes have transformed the image of Sheffield. This, combined with its growing student population driving demand for new services and business, and its ample green spaces, will be important quality-of-life factors attracting knowledge workers to the city. The strong partnership arrangements Sheffield has put in place to manage its own regeneration and economic-development process are vital to coordinated progress.
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