Election 2015
Why are politicians so reluctant to talk about borrowing to invest?Focusing on the deficit without addressing the country's ability to grow its economy is a mistake.
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A Century of Cities
How NIMBYism costs those who block developmentCities with new industries, like Oxford and Cambridge, have not expanded as much as they could have.
Election 2015
Parties’ housing policies miss the markSolving the housing crisis will require government to re-enter the market as funders or even house-builders.
March Labour Market Update
Employment is at a record high, but the trend of long-term unemployment in some cities is worrying.
Budget 2015 Letter
Our letter to the Chancellor suggests three ways to support those cities with the greatest capacity to drive economic growth in the short-term.
Cities in county areas should be at the centre of plans for new combined authorities
Cities need to work on an equal footing with their economically-linked counties to support economic growth.
Primary school attainment – how do different cities compare?
It’s not necessarily the case that cities with large proportions of disadvantaged pupils will do less well overall.
Delivering change: building homes where we need them
This report offers practical examples of places which have sought ways to resolve the housing shortage in those areas where homes are in the highest demand.
Building homes where we need them
Our new report sets out three ways cities should respond to meet their housing needs.
Party Conference Round-Up: Housing Talk Just Hot Air
The fringe guides at this year’s Labour and Conservative Party Conferences featured a striking number of discussions on housing – underlining its currency in the political hallways and amongst those who seek to influence them.