Transformation of the western world

H.M. Byron Government Department for Infrastructure authorized the complete rebuild of Bridmeadows - a city which lays on Byron's west coast.

The redevelopment of the city hopes to bring the GDP per capita for Bridmeadows up to those seen in capital cities abroad. The aim is to reach a GDP per capita the same as Whitecaster and Gexbridge combined, making it the second-biggest city in the world by GDP.

We're working hard with the neighboring country Oakaya which has recently restarted in order to provide citizens on their east coast with high-skilled jobs in a high-wage economy at their doorsteps. The aim is to make Bridmeadows the main workplace for those residing on Oakaya's northeast coast.

Part of this redevelopment involves refocusing the city's focus. Before the city centre was due to be a place of high-education facilities, this has now changed to businesses and corporations. The city will adopt a university in another area.

Byron has led the way in huge transport projects, and this is proven in Bridmeadows' redevelopment. Founded by the Government, WT (Western Transport) will be responsible for all of Bridmeadows' trams as well as running the 2 new train stations for the city. We are working with operators such as Northern Water to improve travel times and frequency to Bridmeadows, and will be using Government-owned RailwayByron to provide a nonstop service between Bridmeadows and Sendengate; linking central and western Byron via rail.

Furthermore, the Government plans to adopt these similar properties to other locations across Byron, including Sendengate, Diana, and Barnesea.

When finished, Bridmeadows will benefit Byron's economy and reignite focus in the Western world with modern facilities and grand opportunities alongside further securing Byron's economic security and influence in the wider world.

H.M. Byron Government - Department for Infrastructure

Offices and Cabinet,

Bexwich Road,

Lorett,

Sendengate,

SE2 1AB,

Byron