We are working with the Fast Growth Cities Group to host a high level event to discuss how to harness their growth for the good of the whole national economy.
Save the date for the launch of Cities Outlook 2019, our comprehensive analysis of the economic status of cities across the UK.
Our team speak at a range of events and conferences around the country and abroad. Get in touch to find out how we can help.
Email usOur City Horizons event series welcomes world-class speakers to talk about some of the biggest challenges faces urban areas in the UK and globally. You can listen to and watch past speakers here.
We were delighted to host author of 'If Mayors Ruled the World', the late Benjamin Barber in London in June 2016.
We were delighted to welcome Diane Coyle as the next speaker in our City Horizons series of events.
The second event in our City Horizons series features Prof Ed Glaeser discussing 'Comeback Cities' with Newsnight's Duncan Weldon.
In 2016 Prof McCann discussed the findings of his book on the regional economic problem in the UK
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Centre for Cities and Arup were delighted to host a reception for the launch of the inaugural UK City Leaders Survey 2018
Amy Goldstein, author of Janesville joined us for City Horizons in October 2018
This Party Conference roundtable will explore the future of urban transport systems
Join us for our open fringe at the Conservative Conference which will ask - are city leaders the new policy pioneers?
This roundtable will be a chance for senior-level attendees to discuss how cities can support more inclusive growth.
We'll be in Birmingham for a reception to welcome the Conservative Party Conference to the city
This private roundtable will explore the future of urban transport systems
Join us at this open fringe at Labour Conference which will ask - are city leaders the new policy pioneers?
This roundtable will be an opportunity to explore how cities can support and encourage inclusive growth.
We are delighted to be back in Liverpool for our reception at Labour Party Conference
