A large increase in housebuilding could net £6.4 billion per year to fund infrastructure and community facilities – such as public transport, social housing and schools – if Government...
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A large increase in housebuilding could net £6.4 billion per year to fund infrastructure and community facilities – such as public transport, social housing and schools – if Government...
Proposed planning changes will not be enough to meet 1.5 million housebuilding target, with private sector development projected to fall short.
York leads out of the UK’s most-visited cities and towns at drawing in spending from visitors. Blackpool ranks the highest in the country for spending by overnight visitors – followed...
Limits on metro mayors' powers may slow down progress towards the UK's environmental targets.
Another year-on-year rise in office attendance adds to strong recovery in city-centre working London’s employers have scope to be bolder on bringing office mandates in line with New York,...
Council tax reform could save over two thirds of households in England almost £500 on annual tax bill by giving local authorities powers to set fairer tax rates. Reforms would transform...
Bristol is a prime example of why planning reform is so desperately needed, according to Centre for Cities, which today publishes new analysis showing how high housing costs in Bristol place...
The UK is an outlier among leading G7 nations as its largest cities outside the capital act as a drag on the economy rather than leading it. Equivalent cities in leading G7 economies France, Germany and the US are more productive than the rest of their respective countries and this is key to explaining why their national economies outstrip the UK.
Metro mayors were more recognisable than local authority leaders and MPs in almost every place that has one, according to new public polling.
Four years after the first Covid restrictions, research shows Londoners’ escape to the country during Covid was modest and short-lived.