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Andrew Carter is joined by Ant Breach to discuss how to finance economic growth in the UK’s biggest cities.
This latest research from Centre for Cities and Resolution Foundation as part of the Economy 2030 Inquiry sets out recommendations for the next phase of devolution, proposing a triple devolution deal for England’s three biggest city-regions with fiscal devolution at its core.
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.
Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined by Researcher Matthew Coombes to discuss the findings of Centre for Cities' latest report, Miles better: Improving public transport in the Glasgow City Region.
Researcher Matthew Coombes and Guilherme Rodrigues set out why bus franchising offers Glasgow an opportunity to help Scotland reach its economic potential.
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.
Andrew Carter is joined by Paul Swinney, Ant Breach and Jess Tulasiewicz to share observations from 2023’s party conference season.
London shows that Manchester and Birmingham city centres aren’t currently generating the prosperity they should be for other parts of their cities.
Centre for Cities says increasing the size of Manchester and Birmingham city centres is an important part of generating prosperity in places elsewhere.
Director of Policy and Research Paul Swinney explores whether a focus on boosting prosperity in the city centres of major cities would benefit struggling parts of the city.