Enterprise Zones One Year On: Where are we now?
Zach Wilcox reflects on the progress of the new Enterprise Zones
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Budget Submission 2012
Centre for Cities urges the Chancellor to focus on skills, housing, local economic growth, City Deals and unemployment in his upcoming Budget.
Deal or No Deal? A progress report on City Deals
A progress report on City Deals setting out the major opportunities cities and government must seize to make the process a success.
Framing the Statistics: A work in progress with the New Homes Bonus
The New Homes Bonus is unlikely to meet the need for more housing
The battle for growth will be lost or won in our cities
Cities Outlook 2012 presents a snapshot of the different challenges and opportunities that cities face
Investing in Growth Cities: Fulfilling the economic potential of the Greater South East cities
In order to unlock the potential of cities and increase private sector growth, the Government will need to adopt a radical new approach to economic development.
Autumn statement, winter chill? What does the 2011 Autumn Statement mean for cities?
Paul Swinney's briefing on the implications of the Chancellor's statement for cities and economic growth in 2012.
A Taxing Journey: Progress and challenges on implementing Tax Increment Financing
TIF is not the answer to local development challenges, but, if designed the right way, it can provide new opportunities for the UK’s cities to invest in their growth.
Cause célèbre or cause for concern? Local enterprise partnerships one year on
If LEPs are expected to drive the Government’s growth agenda, they need the tools to do so. That means devolving further resources, powers and freedoms to capable LEPs and getting to grips with underperforming LEPs before it is too late.
Local Government Resource Review: Submission
Since the announcement of the LGRR consultation, the Centre for Cities has been an active researcher, collaborator and discussant about the proposed measures. Our research provides a well-rounded and thoughtful response to the LGRR consultation, as summarised here.