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New research confirms some of our worries: to be more inclusive, strong city economies need to work on becoming more accessible.
City centres have become great places to live, work and play, but in some of our most vibrant city centres, there is not enough land to suit the needs of everyone.
The population of most UK cities is getting older, which will put further pressure on stretched local authority budgets
The Gatwick Diamond is a strong performer in the UK economy but its success also brings pressures
Students flock to cities, but attracting and retaining graduates is more important for their economies
This briefing offers a detailed look at the migration patterns of graduates and students to and from Crawley
Social care requirements are not the same across the country
Bolstering the private sector in places with a high share of public sector graduate jobs will be crucial in starting to reverse the UK’s brain drain.
A new wage floor will not address the root causes of low pay.
Trying to limit spending on housing benefit will not in itself deliver a low welfare economy.