Cities Outlook 2019 Launch
Join us at the launch of Cities Outlook 2019, our comprehensive analysis of the economic status of cities across the UK.
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Budget 2018: putting a plaster on the cuts
The Chancellor’s Budget had something for everyone, but its overriding message for cities was ‘see what 2019 brings’
City Talks: is your council about to go bust?
The subject of this episode is the future of local government, or to put it another way — is your council about to go bust? Should you be worried? And what should be done about it? To...
Centre for Cities Data Tool
This Data Tool has been created to allow you to the latest available data on the UK’s 63 largest cities and towns on everything from population, to business start-ups.
Budget 2018: time for Hammond to unleash the energy of cities
While National Government is preoccupied with Brexit, the Chancellor should seize the opportunity to help cities prepare for the future
Lifting the borrowing cap won’t address the biggest housing issue cities face
The Government's proposals will mean more houses are built, but bolder reform is needed to free up land in high-demand cities
How realistic is Labour’s call for a manufacturing renaissance?
A greater focus on manufacturing will not bring greater prosperity to people living in struggling cities
Business chiefs are wrong to blame business rates for decline of the high street
There are good reasons to reform the business rates system – but doing so won't save high street retail
Getting ready for mayors
Brexit, Trump and the New LocalismWith major distractions in national governments both in the US and UK, it is up to cities to deal with real and practical challenges.
Supply is the cause of the housing crisis – and we do need to build more homes in successful cities
Low interest rates have no doubt pushed up house prices, but the root of the housing crisis in our most successful cities is supply