Mapping Liverpool City Region’s public finances
Our briefing on the geography of tax and spend across the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority.
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Business rates devo potentially big boost for cities
The Chancellor's announcement at Conservative Party Conference is a significant step towards further devolution.
Will business rates devolution lead to a “race to the bottom”?
Continued austerity may mean councils will be unable to cut their business rate.
Workshop on city assets: Sweating it out
Research workshop asking how can cities maximise the value of their public sector assets to support economic growth.
Cities Devolution Bill
Where next for devolution deals?The upcoming negotiations present the best opportunity for cities to secure devolution.
Fiscal map shows how combined authorities need to match where people live and work
Three lessons for city-regions from our Mapping Britain's public finances report.
London should not get complete control over Income Tax
London is not a city-state and should not be encouraged to operate like one.
Does the Budget open the door for a radical change in how we fund public services?
The Budget points to new and welcome ways to fill the funding gap on training and transport infrastructure.
How does tax and spend play out across Britain?
Our new report on where taxes are raised and spent provides a basis for considering how to give cities greater fiscal powers.
City regions have five months to secure a significant devolution deal
Devolution deals to be finalised in advance of the Spending Review in the autumn