Cities Outlook 2016
Cities Outlook 2016: reflections on how to build a high-wage, low-welfare economyHow does Outlook 2016 play into upcoming policy debates on the National Living Wage and benefit cuts?
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What have apprenticeships got to do with the North-South divide?
The historic connection between apprenticeships and manufacturing isn’t so clear cut.
Plans to build on public land are welcome, but cities need more incentives to tackle the housing crisis
Allowing cities to retain land and property taxes would encourage them to invest in housing.
Superfast broadband is the lifeblood of start-ups in the ‘new work’ economy
Ofcom's report on SME access to broadband underlines the importance of digital infrastructure to city economies.
7: Cambridge and Cambridgeshire – Developing cross-boundary and agency public asset strategies
In Cambridgeshire, partners identified pressures on land use and the need to use public buildings more effectively as a key priority for delivering more housing growth in the high demand southern...
How can cities attract the start-ups that build a ‘new work’ economy?
Cities should focus on fostering the right conditions for small innovation firms to grow rather than trying to replicate clusters elsewhere.
How students are helping to shape city centres
Cities also need to think about how they can sustain and support the growth in city centre living.
Growth cities conference
Half-day event with Business West on how cities in southern England can capitalise on the Government's devolution offer.
The missing link in rural productivity
The Government's rural productivity plan fails to recognise the interrelationship between urban and rural areas.
