Our burgeoning work in regeneration includes supporting regional development agencies, NDCs and urban regeneration companies - undertaking feasibility studies, planning and initiating intervention-based projects and evaluating the effectiveness and impact of key projects.

Many regeneration initiatives include sport and physical activity, improving the health and quality of life for local residents.

• Making the case - We helped Bradford Vision turn a dream into reality, developing community sports, health, learning and youth facilities at the Grange Interlink Community Centre.

• It's as easy as ABCD - Using a combination of detailed site visits, extensive consultation and comprehensive GIS based mapping analysis, we developed a new network plan for provision for the ABCD New Deal area, located to the south of Wolverhampton City

• Community regeneration - We delivered, for the ILEX Urban Regeneration Company and Derry City Council, a facilities strategy and a major feasibility study for a new sports facility serving both performance-based and community use, designed to bring all sections of the community together.

• Visitor attractions - Our latest success is a major feasibility study evaluating the potential to create the ‘World of Rugby' visitor attraction and detailing the regeneration impact it will have on Rugby town centre.

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The quality of their work was excellent as it was based upon a very real in depth, current, knowledge of the sector. They worked to the timetable and demonstrated flexibility and innovation when circumstances beyond our control changed. .. Ben Corr, Derry City Council

It is rare that someone actually exceeds your expectations but KKP managed to do that with our World of Rugby project. Their in-depth analysis of the market, the financial modelling and the experience they have of the attractions business meant that we ended up with a totally realistic result, which people could be believe in. They are professional people who can be trusted and I would definitely use them again... Robin Richter, Rugby First