
Investment zones will need to help struggling places offer something different to businesses, rather than doubling down on what they already have, if they are to improve their fortunes.
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Investment zones will need to help struggling places offer something different to businesses, rather than doubling down on what they already have, if they are to improve their fortunes.
To pass the Nissan test, policies will have to address the reasons for why knowledge-intensive activities do not locate in the parts of the country the policies are attempting to target.
Part three of our levelling up event series, this time focussing on what's next for levelling up under Prime Minister Truss.
Valentine Quinio looks at early results of Germany's popular €9-a-month public transport scheme and explores what lessons it offers for the UK.
Paul Swinney reflects on Liz Truss’s first speech as PM, outlining how levelling up can play into her pro-growth goals and how she can use the agenda to the UK's advantage.
The mismatched geography of the new East Midlands devolution deal will make the new mayor's job much harder.
Andrew Carter and Vernon Everitt talk all things transport, focusing on funding challenges and how to boost ridership.
The number of passengers flying in and out of London has caught up with other international cities despite recent problems at UK airports, but a full Covid recovery is still to arrive.
Analyst Guilherme Rodrigues explains how following other cities’ examples could help TfL diversify its revenue sources.
Chief Executive Andrew Carter on what the next prime minister must prioritise to successfully level up the country.