London’s productivity growth has plummeted in comparison to its international competitors, costing the UK economy tens of billions of pounds a year.

Compared to other European countries, Britain has a backlog of millions of homes that are missing from the housing market. Building these homes is key to solving the nation's housing crisis.

The UK’s seemingly record-low unemployment figures mask a hidden army of more than three million working-aged people that are involuntarily economically inactive.

Centre for Cities calls on Government to invest £14.5bn to build city innovation zones in Birmingham, Glasgow, and Manchester in order to kickstart the new economy.

For the Government's regeneration schemes to succeed, they must prioritise city centres and be backed by substantial public funding to maximise private investment opportunities.

A new report from Centre for Cities and the Resolution Foundation shows that Britain’s economy is being held back by an over-centralised, inefficient, and under-resourced system of local government.

The cost of living crisis is deepening inequalities across the country with cities outside the South suffering higher rates of inflation and tighter squeezes on household finances

New briefing from Centre for Cities compares weekday footfall and spending data for UK city centres against pre-pandemic levels

Improving education and skills for young people, franchising buses, and driving growth in Sheffield’s city centre should be the new Mayor of South Yorkshire’s top priorities for 2022.

Major cities across the North are lagging behind their European counterparts in providing access to quality public transport networks, costing the Northern economy more than £16bn in lost productivity.