Responding to the Autumn Budget, Andrew Carter, Chief Executive of Centre for Cities, said:

Andrew Carter writes for Conservative Home on ways Philip Hammond can address the country's sluggish productivity

The Government has today announced a new £1.7bn ‘Transforming Cities Fund’ to improve transport links and promote growth in city regions, including £250m for better transport in the West Midlands.

Andrew Carter writes for the Times on how to help Britain's left-behind places deal with the uncertainty of Brexit

With the UK’s low productivity set to be a key concern in the Autumn Budget, new analysis published today reveals the huge disparities in productivity across the country which underpin this problem.

Andrew Carter writes for LGC on this year's Conservative Party Conference

Ahead of a parliamentary debate on proposals for a Yorkshire-wide devolution deal, Andrew Carter, Chief Executive of Centre for Cities, said: “For devolution to have the greatest impact in...

The Chancellor Phillip Hammond has today announced £300m funding to improve rail links between cities in northern England. In response, Andrew Carter, Chief Executive of the think tank Centre for Cities, said:

Andrew Carter writes for The MJ on the impact of moving public sector jobs out of London.

Andrew Carter writes for Prospect on the impact of public sector relocations.