About This Report:
Leicester Shire Intelligence has published the latest edition of the Leicester Shire Business Survey. The survey provides a comprehensive picture of local business confidence and performance in Summer 2006.
Leicester Shire Intelligence manages the Leicester Shire Business Survey on behalf of local partners. It is a telephone survey conducted every six months, with each survey seeking the views of over 750 businesses. The business survey is a robust source of evidence which can be used to influence policy, planning and help to attract funding to the area.
To download the Summer 2006 Business Survey, please click on the front cover;
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