What form should Hampshire devolution take?
A pan-Hampshire deal fails to align with economic geography.
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City Minutes: How should local government be funded?Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined by Researcher Stuart Bridgett to discuss the Government’s long-anticipated plan to simplify the funding landscape for local authorities.
Local government funding: What could a more streamlined system look like?
The current grants system is holding local government back - join Centre for Cities and Clive Betts MP to discuss what a more streamlined system could look like.
The Government’s funding simplification plan steps in the right direction but doesn’t address key challenges
While setting worthy ambitions and demonstrating Government has listened to objections to the current grants system, this week’s announcement from DHLUC still leaves us guessing as to how the Government intends to tackle key challenges.
The future for Welsh cities
Join us in Cardiff to discuss the importance of Welsh cities for both Welsh and UK prosperity.
The role of Glasgow and Edinburgh in the Scottish economy
Join Centre for Cities to discuss the importance of Glasgow and Edinburgh for both Scottish and UK prosperity.
Streamlining the grants system should be a priority for Government
What should a streamlined grants system should look like?
Pot luck: What government needs to do to streamline local government funding
The Levelling Up White Paper committed to streamlining the grants system for local government. A year on and the current system is still holding local government back.
City Minutes
City Minutes: Is the Midlands Engine firing on all cylinders?Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined by Senior Analyst Anthony Breach and Researcher Matthew Coombes to discuss Centre for Cities’ recent report, All Cylinders: the Role of the Midlands...
Improving transport connectivity in UK cities: three key takeaways
The UK’s urban transport problem costs the economy more than £23 billion a year in lost economic activity. How best can we address this and is the solution simply to follow in London’s footsteps?