The Government has a £1.5bn long-term plan for towns. So, how should we be thinking about towns and should this shape the work of Centre for Cities?
Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined by three people with insights into several upcoming 2024 Metro mayoral elections to find out more about the candidates and discuss some of the local issues...
Andrew Carter speaks to Paul Swinney and Anthony Breach about the growing influence of Metro mayors.
Andrew Carter speaks to Rob Johnson about the struggle to target charitable donations at the places that need them
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The Government has a £1.5bn long-term plan for towns. So, how should we be thinking about towns and should this shape the work of Centre for Cities?
Andrew is joined by Dr Lucy Montague for a discussion of the future of the UK’s high streets.
Andrew Carter is joined by the author Alex Niven who explores themes of identity and political culture in the Northeast of England.
Writer, broadcaster and transport specialist Christian Wolmar discusses the economics of running Britain’s transport networks and argues that Britain has no transport policy.
Ian Goldin and Tom Lee-Devlin discuss how cities can fulfil their promise of offering fulfilling and sustainable places to live.
Henry Overman, Professor of Economic Geography at the London School of Economics joins Chief Executive Andrew Carter to discuss how to measure the scale of the underperformance of cities in the UK.
Daniel Knowles shares insights from his new book looking at how dependence on cars affects urban geography, economics, and wellbeing.
The authors of our new report look at hybrid working in London and address several possible future scenarios for work in the Capital.
A discussion on how inequality is changing and how the language we use in public policy is not keeping pace with the society we live in.
A discussion on regional economic inequality in the UK and the challenges of policy intervention.