Andrew Carter writes on ConservativeHome about why policy-makers need to be courageous in order to address the housing crisis.
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Andrew Carter writes on ConservativeHome about why policy-makers need to be courageous in order to address the housing crisis.
Today’s Northern Futures Summit, co-hosted by the Centre for Cities and the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister in central Leeds, brings together UK city leaders, academics, senior policy experts, captains of industry, and local students and teachers, who will be sharing their ideas on how governments, business and citizens can work together to create a thriving Northern economy.
Our Acting Chief Executive Andrew Carter gives his response to George Osborne's announcement to devolve greater policy-making and funding powers and control to Manchester
A new Centre for Cities report argues that the UK’s housing crisis in high-demand cities will only be solved for the long-term through a multi-pronged approach to freeing up land supply – including increasing the density of existing communities, and encouraging cities to work more collaboratively with their neighbouring authorities.
Andrew Carter writes in the Liberal Democrat Voice about our fringe event at the Lib Dem Conference in Glasgow and how cities will be crucial to winning the 2015 election.
Statement from Alexandra Jones, Chief Executive of Centre for Cities, on the release of the City Growth Commission's "Unleashing Metro Growth" report.
A new Centre for Cities report, supported by the Department for Transport, singles out improved rail linkages between Manchester and Leeds as the critical first step to turning the ‘Northern Powerhouse’ political rhetoric into reality
Alexandra Jones writes in Con Home about our fringe event at the Conservative Party Conference and why cities will be crucial to winning the 2015 election.
Time to Act to build the UK cities of tomorrow.
Ahead of the Labour Party Conference in Manchester, Alexandra Jones writes in LabourList about why cities are crucial to winning the election in 2015.