Four years after the first Covid restrictions, research shows Londoners’ escape to the country during Covid was modest and short-lived.
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Four years after the first Covid restrictions, research shows Londoners’ escape to the country during Covid was modest and short-lived.
The majority of houses in Wales could see a real-terms tax cut of almost £400 on average if council tax rates better reflected current house prices.
New research from Centre for Cities finds North East of England more generous with earnings than the South.
No part of the UK has escaped the impact of the flatlining of the UK economy since 2010, according to new analysis by Centre for Cities in Cities Outlook 2024.
Large UK cities lag well behind their European counterparts in terms of public transport ridership. Getting up to speed with Europe will require an additional 936,000 workers taking public transport to work.
New research from Centre for Cities and Resolution Foundation for the Economy 2030 Inquiry called 'In place of centralisation: Devolution for London, Greater Manchester, and the West Midlands' proposes a triple devolution deal for England’s three biggest city-regions with fiscal devolution at its core.
Centre for Cities says Glasgow should pave the way for other Scottish cities by being the first to benefit from bus franchising under Transport Act 2019 powers.
Government’s Investment Zones policy may limit big cities’ ability to deliver productivity growth owing to a too-narrow focus on sector-specific hotspots of innovation activity, new research...
New report addressing the possible economic risks of businesses adopting hybrid working permanently.
Cities have a vital role to play in tackling the region’s persistent productivity gap that costs the Midlands £18 billion annually.