Making the most of UK cities

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Mid-Sized Cities

This report looks at how closer collaboration of the 26 largest cities after the Core Cities might benefit the…
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June Labour Market Update

Employment is still rising, and employment for people aged 65 and over has reached one million
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Cities Outlook 2013

How have the economic fortunes of the UK's 64 largest towns and cities changed through the downturn?
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Partnerships

We offer a range of opportunities to get involved with Centre for Cities' research and events across the UK.
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Small Business Outlook: 2013 Launch

This event will launch our major new report looking at the challenges facing small business across UK cities.

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Small Business Outlook: 2013 Launch

Supporting local government during austerity

This paper looks at why we need local government finance reform after the 2013 Spending Review

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Supporting local government during austerity

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Great event this afternoon to launch our #midsizedcities work. Read the report here: http://t.co/u25NddtcVq

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If cities work together to form collective voice, they can drive growth and create platform to share ideas-Cllr Watson #midsizedcities

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Key challenges for cities such as Sunderland include rejuvenating city centre and retaining graduates #midsizedcities

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For Sunderland, there are challenges and opportunities. Nissan's Sunderland plant an achievement -Cllr Watson #midsizedcities

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Cllr Watson asks what does it mean to be a key city? Many share strengths as well as challenges but are not all the same.

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Cllr Paul Watson, Leader of Sunderland is now speaking.

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#midsizedcities account for around 14% of economic growth. They share similarities but have differences too.

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