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A number of cities across the UK are preparing for Clean Air Zones. Instead of being a trade-off, Valentine Quinio shows that there is an economic rationale for tackling toxic air.
Cities Outlook showed that cities, and particularly cities in the south-east of the country, are blighted by poor air quality. But how does this fit with broader changes in the UK in recent years? Valentine Quinio explores the recent trends.
Apprenticeships work. As revealed by research from our sister organisation, the What Works Centre for Local Economic Growth, apprenticeships can have a positive impact on skills level, wages and...
Simon Jeffrey on why Birmingham should accompany transport investment with a focus on skills.
As the UK exits the EU, what does the profile of exports up and down the country mean for the nature of future trade deals?
Mike Spicer is the Director of Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce. Here, he looks ahead to the government's review of business rates.
Senior Analyst and co-author of Cities Outlook 2020 Kathrin Enenkel on how polluted air is killing thousands of people each year, and particularly affects people living in southern cities.
The political imperative for investing in the North and Midlands is clear from last month’s election. But the Government must work with economic realities if it is to deliver for the voters who delivered its majority.
Writing for Air Quality News, Centre for Cities senior analyst Kathrin Enenkel discusses why it’s time cities and the government took responsibility for our air quality.
Unlike climate change, which affects us all, the damage caused by air pollution is particularly in problematic in our cities and large towns says Andrew Carter.