Why numbers count
On National Numeracy Day we should remember the impact of good numeracy skills on people’s life chances and the wider economy
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The Great British Brain Drain
Northern cities cannot rely on public sector jobs alone to attract graduatesBolstering 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.
Three things our data shows about cities and the public finances
Use our tax data tool to find out more about how economic activity in cities translates into tax revenues.
Why do mid-sized cities matter?
Can you name the largest city in England? London, of course. The next largest? A little harder, but Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, Sheffield, Bristol, and Nottingham slip fairly easily off the tongue...
Mid-Sized Cities
This report looks at how closer collaboration of the 26 largest cities after the Core Cities might benefit the national economy.
The ‘Peter Pan effect’ – A city-by-city breakdown of young people living at home
More people aged 20-24 are living with their parents. Paul Swinney looks at the pattern across cities.