How can cities lead on net zero?
This online event explored British cities' progress on net zero targets and the barriers they face.
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Investment Zones: Will they work?
With a decision over the fate of Investment Zones pending, we discussed whether the zones could fulfil their aim of promoting economic growth and what could replace them.
Which cities have seen the largest inflows of migrants in the last decade?
The latest release of Census 2021 data shows that cities in the Greater South East were the most popular destinations for migrants over the last decade.
Realising Regional Growth: Cambridge City Region
Our Realising Regional Growth series exploring the role of innovation in supporting cities to reach their full economic potential returns, this time focussing on Cambridge City Region.
Government can’t go for growth without backing regeneration in city centres
If the Government is serious about getting the UK’s economy growing, it should look to regeneration in city centres.
The geography of the cost of living crisis
This online event explored the uneven geography of the cost of living crisis with focus on energy prices, housing stock and the energy price guarantee.
The future of the net zero agenda: What did we learn at the Conservative Party Conference?
What does the future look like for the net zero agenda under the Conservative government?
City Minutes
City Minutes: King’s Cross and the role of regenerationAndrew Carter, Stuart Bridgett and Anthony Breach explore the key findings from Centre for Cities' latest report - Making places: The role of regeneration in levelling up.
Making places: The role of regeneration in levelling up
Centre for Cities' new report in partnership with Aviva argues that for the Government's regeneration schemes to succeed they should focus on city centres and be backed by public funding and planning reform.
Report launch – Making places: The role of regeneration in levelling up
The launch of our new report on the role of regeneration in levelling up, kindly supported by Aviva.