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The fifth and final blog in Centre for Cities' TfL series draws inspiration from New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Senior Analyst Anthony Breach urges politicians to be clear about what they want the green belt to do and how they aim to address the costs it imposes on the country.
The fourth blog in Centre for Cities' TfL series looks at Singapore's urban mobility model which shows that congestion charging and ULEZ are not the only policies available to simultaneously raise revenue and reduce car use.
While it seems levelling up has lost momentum, devolution is the one part of the agenda that continues. Here’s what other areas can learn from today’s York and North Yorkshire announcement.
To reach carbon neutrality in the next decades we need to promote urban density in cites, allowing humans to share infrastructure and reduce their carbon emissions.
Policy decisions around public transport should be based on where we need to be, not to where we were pre covid-19.
While both candidates have committed to continuing with levelling up, the detail (or lack thereof) under this pledge is worrying.
Some parts of the UK are in dire need of new homes and the Census data shows why.
The third blog in Centre for Cities' TfL series explores how Paris uses local payroll taxes to fund its public transport network.
Despite predictions that international travel would suffer a long Covid hangover, visitors seem to be coming back to the capital