Centre for Cities’ new research on low-skilled workers has found that growing cities’ overall economies is a prerequisite for creating inclusive growth.

It is not possible to build a sustainable long term future for the high street by replacing failed shops with more of the same.

New report calls for more support for councils to shift city centre economies away from an overreliance on retail

Northern cities’ budgets have faced the biggest cuts

This is according to a new survey of UK city leadership published today by Centre for Cities, the only UK urban economic think tank, and Arup, a leading design and engineering consultancy. The...

Concerted action is needed from national and local politicians, businesses and education providers to improve educational opportunities in all cities, from early years to schools and adult learning.

Labour's plans for annual business rates revaluations would bring certainty to cities and firms

New Centre for Cities research shows that the prosperity of towns is fundamentally linked to the vibrancy and success of the nearest city

Andrew Carter argues that the fortunes of our towns and cities are inextricably linked - and towns do better when cities do too

Councillor Judith Blake, leader of Leeds City Council, writes about our new report on the economic ties between towns and cities