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The Plan for Change will switch the Government’s economic milestone to disposable income, away from ‘sustained growth’. This does not change the underlying economic mission.
This blog extends some of the analysis in the Spending Time report to include non-urban local authorities. It shows that understanding the rural visitor economy can help contextualise many urban tourism trends in the UK.
Visitor spend is mostly in city centres. Understanding this fact, in combination with the few exceptions to this rule, will be key in the ongoing debate over tourism taxes.
As COP29 drew to a close last week, here are three things the Government should do to reduce emissions here in the UK.
The US government has committed significant resources to industrial policy in recent years. What can the industrial strategy learn from their example?
Visitors can help sustain and diversify local services in some standout UK destinations. But for most cities where the visitor economy is small, there may be more pressing economic challenges.
Centre for Cities proposes metro mayors for the big cities and single-tier county councils for the shires.
How are decisions are made within the existing and new MCAs and do metro mayors need more authority over decision-making?
The Government will publish its English Devolution Bill before the end of the year – here are seven policy areas where the impact of devolution is already being felt.
Last week, Centre for Cities and Warwick Business School invited former cabinet minister Greg Clark to offer his thoughts on devolution and the industrial strategy.