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The LGRR has the potential to transform the way that local government finances are allocated in the future and opens up the opportunity for London local authorities to work together in a pan-London business rates pool.
Time is short, and if LEPs aren’t demonstrating that they’re making a difference in the next 6 months, they’ll struggle to regain the business confidence that is crucial to making them work.
Three areas where the Budget will most impact cities: Enterprise Zones, planning and housing, and skills.
The focus of our Budget submission is on transport, skills and support for struggling places.
Certain cities are already the driving forces behind regional and national growth and policies that release the potential of these cities can drive UK prosperity.
This 2011 paper looked at why the Government’s policy on Enterprise Zones needed to be radically different to the failed 80s policy.
With the exception of Bristol, the city centres of England's largest cities are set to be hit particularly hard.
The White Paper on Local Growth signals a new approach to local economic growth with a menu of new powers and governance arrangements
It’s good to see national government putting tangible powers on the table with the potential to deliver on the rhetoric around localism.
Nick Clegg's TIF announcement is great news for cities, but there are outstanding questions that are still to be answered.