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Creating a system of city-region governance one place at a time
In the furore associated with the Government’s response to the Heseltine Review another highly significant announcement regarding the North East has been overlooked.
Network Rail – on track to support city economic growth?
Rachel Smith provides an overview of Network Rail's latest Business Plan and what it might mean for city economies.
Cities Outlook 1901
A city’s economic past has a profound influence on its future. Current economic differences across the UK can be traced back not just decades but a century or more.
Wakefield and Newcastle vote no to elected mayors
7 nos so far to elected mayors
What would Maggie do?
This 2011 paper looked at why the Government’s policy on Enterprise Zones needed to be radically different to the failed 80s policy.
Beyond the Boundaries: Why cross-boundary collaboration matters and what this means for local enterprise partnerships
By working together on issues such as housing and transport, local authorities and businesses can achieve better economic outcomes.
City Relationships: Economic linkages in Northern City Regions
Building on our City Links work, City Relationships examines the economic links between the five most significant economic centres in the North - Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield.
FutureStory: Newcastle & the North East
FutureStory Newcastle is the third in a series of forward-looking books promoting a wider understanding of how globalisation is changing everyday lives and jobs in six cities and regions.
Public sector cities: Trouble ahead
The public sector spending squeeze will be the overarching narrative of the next decade of British politics. Public sector employment, which has grown significantly over the past decade, will start to shrink. Nationally, between 240,000 and 290,000 jobs could be cut by 2014.