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The new policies set out by the Conservatives are unlikely to help cities address the challenges they face, or to win over urban voters
Evidence suggests that the Government is more likely to succeed in its first goal than its second.
To tackle the housing crisis, we need to dramatically increase house-building – which rent control could hamper
The party’s ambivalence on devolution is underlined by its myopia on metro mayors
Students flock to cities, but attracting and retaining graduates is more important for their economies
How cities can learn from their UK and international counterparts
The economic rationale of devolution has been lost. The Government needs to recover it to make the best possible success of this agenda.
The company's stipulations underline the importance of skills, transport and amenities in attracting high skilled jobs
The Mayor’s new housing strategy offers ambitious and smart ideas, but rules out the reform which would have the greatest impact – building on the green belt
More evidence is needed to help cities make the most of employment schemes