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The priority for the Government should be tackling the skills-gaps and transport issues hampering economic growth in Northern cities
For the Taylor review to be effective, the Government must consider how its impact will vary across different parts of the country
Giving cities powers to levy a ‘transport-premium’ charge would help drive transport investment, economic development and house-building
Why politicians and cities across the UK should learn from London’s success, not bemoan it
The physical fabric of a place has a big impact on accessibility and the use of land
There is a distinct urban split around the country, and politics reflects economics.
As more socially liberal, highly skilled people move into dense big cities, transforming and strengthening those economies, so too will they transform the political landscape
If the welfare axe does continue to fall over the next five years, cities with weaker economies may well be hit hardest.
Any reduction in migration to UK cities is likely to impact on their economic performance
Taxing the £80,000+: where will be affected the most?