Sally Hardy

Thanks David. I’ll bring my park tool apron to the next conference and my tool kit! :-)

It was such a fun trip! Thanks for the reminder of it Sandy!

I was really happy to collaborate with colleagues on the writing of this article for Regionql Studies.

This article is free to read and the research was supported by the RSA. I was pleased to be part of the team.

Pleased that I have just been appointed Industrial Fellow at Bath University’s School of Management.

Thank you so much Sarah. As ever any success was a team effort. RSA is so well served by its community. We were all building the Association together xx

On the 60th birthday 🎈 of the Regional Studies Association, I cannot let the day pass without acknowledging the contribution of our ex-Chief Executive, @sallyhardy.bsky.social , who devoted 37 years service to the Association. We recognise your legacy today Sally x 👏

Had a lovely visit with the brilliant @sallyhardy.bsky.social at the @regstud.bsky.social #RSA2025 conference in Porto! Great company, great scenery, and important work.

It was so great to see you Jennifer. It’s always wonderful to catch up with you.

I was so pleased to be involved in this project and the subsequent paper. The article is open access so please do enjoy it. :-)

The Editorial of our Special Issue in Regional Studies on 'Administrative Capacity and EU Cohesion Policy: Implementation Performance & Effectiveness' is now online, edited with Laura Polverari, Ekaterina Domorenok and Paolo Graziano. Look out for the print version in early 2024. bit.ly/40UKART

A joint #CGRIS Bath-Birmingham response to the #Invest2035 Industrial Strategy Green Paper @dgbailey.bsky.social Lisa De Propris @sallyhardy.bsky.social @fmfai.bsky.social Chris Dimos and David Hearne. 👇🏼
@uniofbathnews.bsky.social

www.bath.ac.uk/publications...

I don’t have the recipe but if you find it I’d be interested.

I don’t have the recipe but if you find it I’d be interested!

Despite Brexit and the government, British manufacturing is doing well But food and drug firms have fared better than carmakers

“For firms with long investment cycles, policy stability is essential, yet govt has pursued 6 industrial strategies in the past decade, making even medium-term planning arduous. Industrialists met the axing in 2021 of the Industrial Strategy Council… with disbelief” www.economist.com/britain/2023...