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City Minutes: How has homeworking impacted urban high streets?Valentine Quinio and Andrew Carter discuss the key findings from Centre for Cities' latest briefing, Homeworking and the high street.
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What’s next for Transport for London?
The first blog in Centre for Cities' TfL series looks at how the pandemic has affected London’s transport network, and why TfL should move away from a fare-driven funding model.
The trailblazer devolution deals will widen disparities between mayors – but this is a good thing
The data shows that devolution deals will widen differences between places, but this should not be a source of concern
One year on: How has Birmingham’s Clean Air Zone worked out for the city?
Senior Analyst Jeffrey Mo takes a detailed looked at the impact of Birmingham's CAZ, a year after its introduction
What needs to happen to boost growth in West Yorkshire?
Centre for Cities’ Realising Regional Growth event brought together Lord Sainsbury and West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin, alongside other local leaders, to discuss the future of the region’s economy and its potential as an innovation hub
Realising Regional Growth: What next for West Yorkshire?
The second in our series of regional events exploring what the Levelling Up programme means in reality for local economic growth around the country.
Homeworking must not put us off projects like Crossrail
The pandemic has changed the traditional commute but infrastructure schemes will still be key to getting people out of their cars and onto public transport.
Just what is Labour’s position on levelling up?
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There’s an opportunity for an electoral win if Labour has a positive vision for levelling up, which makes its silence all the more surprising
High streets recovery tracker
Explore the changing levels of activity within the high streets of Britain's cities and large towns from February 2020 to May 2022.
Manchester’s renaissance is underway – what’s next?
Centre for Cities’ Realising Regional Growth event brought together Lord Sainsbury, Andy Burnham and Gordon Brown, alongside other local leaders to discuss the future of Manchester’s economy and its potential as an innovation hub.