Cities will be key to delivering good growth; creating more jobs, particularly higher-paid jobs, and widening access to work.
Cities will be key to delivering good growth; creating more jobs, particularly higher-paid jobs, and widening access to work.
The Plan unnecessarily restricts its housing target by placing limits on building upward and outward.
Building a tram and denser neighbourhoods would help spread Leeds’ growth across the city.
Minimum wage UK 2026: latest National Minimum Wage rates, April changes, and what they mean for workers, employers and the wider economy.
The UK doesn’t just have a national housing crisis, there's a housing crisis in our most unaffordable cities. How can homes be built where they are needed?
Cities Outlook 2026 focuses on the cities that offer lessons for a government looking to raise living standards everywhere, felt by everyone.
Cities Outlook 2025 focuses on the variation in wages across the country, and what policy will need to do to raise living standards.
As mayors gain greater powers and control over funding, how should they be held to account? Join Centre for Cities and expert speakers to explore how scrutiny and accountability should evolve in the next phase of English devolution.
Part of Centre for Cities’ event series ahead of the Devolution White Paper, this discussion will explore new Centre for Cities research on good growth, due to be published ahead of the event.
Andrew Carter is joined by Maurice Lange, Senior Analyst to discuss the different approaches to housing that came out of Labour and Conservative Party Conference.
Andrew is joined by Laura Shoaf, former Chief Executive of West Midlands Combined Authority and former Managing Director of Transport for West Midlands.
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