Six months of the metro mayors
National leaders must get off the fence and give metro mayors the support they need to deliverMore devolution will be crucial in helpng the mayors deliver on big issues like housing, deprivation and productivity
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Six months of the metro mayors
Metro mayors have the potential to radically change governance in EnglandThe new mayors have been sure-footed and are fulfilling expectations
Six months of the metro mayors
Metro mayors can play a big role in expanding the evidence base of UK policy makingRobust evaluation will be critical in assessing which mayoral policies work, and ensuring other cities can benefit
Six months of the metro mayors
Tim Bowles: ‘I want to ensure that everyone in the West of England can fulfil their potential’We’ve invited each of the metro mayors to reflect on the first six months of their mayoralties. Here, the mayor of the West of England discusses his time in office so far
Five reflections from our international metro mayors’ summit
The key themes and issues from our summit with UK and US metro mayors
Business rates: maximising the growth incentive across the country
How the Government can ensure that business rates devolution supports long-term economic growth in cities across the country
Six months of the metro mayors
Steve Rotheram: “I want to harness our greatest natural asset – our people”We’ve invited each of the metro mayors to reflect on the first six months of their mayoralties. Here, the mayor of Liverpool City Region discusses his time in office so far
Six months of the metro mayors
Lord O’Neill: cities which were bold in introducing mayors are now being rewardedJimO’Neill reflects on the progress made so far by metro mayors, and what should come next in the devolution agenda
North of Tyne devolution – a victory for pragmatism over perfection
The latest of the devolution deals brings together the coalition of the willing, but its long term effectiveness depends on bringing its neighbours along too.
Budget 2017: the Chancellor’s housing plans could rob cities of the commercial space they need to thrive
Many cities face a tough challenge in balancing their commercial and residential property needs – extending permitted development rights will exacerbate this problem.