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Increasing public transport ridership is not just about network coverage and fares – increasing density around stations underpins the success of other policies aimed at encouraging modal shift.
Public transport in the UK’s large cities lags behind comparable European cities, but international examples offer a way to get ridership back on track.
Hidden in the detail are some important steps forward for levelling up.
How a 'triple devolution deal' to the mayors of Greater Manchester, the West Midlands and London would address the local government funding crisis, improve growth and reduce regional inequality, as well as the possible risks if devolution went wrong.
Different parts of Wales will have very different roles to play in helping the Welsh Government hit its ambitious transport targets.
A new triple deal for Manchester, Birmingham, and London should advance fiscal devolution to boost the local and national economy.
Summarising key findings from Centre for Cities' 'Miles better' report, Researcher Matthew Coombes makes the case for why Glasgow should follow in the footsteps of Greater Manchester and pave the way for other Scottish cities and implement bus franchising.
Will urban issues feature prominently in the election manifestos the next time the country heads to the polls? Here’s what we learned during the last two weeks.
London shows that Manchester and Birmingham city centres aren’t currently generating the prosperity they should be for other parts of their cities.
A focus on innovation in big cities is welcome, but a requirement to arbitrarily pick sectors is not.