Six months of the metro mayors
Six months of Tim Bowles: the outlook in West of EnglandTim Bowles has business connections across the city region, but faces big challenges in addressing its housing and transport needs
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Six months of the metro mayors
Six months of Ben Houchen: the outlook in Tees ValleyThe mayor has already raised the political profile of Tees Valley, but should take steps to improve public transport and develop Middlesbrough’s city centre
Six months of the metro mayors
Six months of Steve Rotheram: the outlook in Liverpool city regionRotheram has had a big impact in representing the interests of his city region on the national stage
Six months of the metro mayors
Six months of James Palmer: the outlook in Cambridgeshire and PeterboroughThe mayor oversees a difficult political geography, but is making headway in tackling the city region’s housing and transport needs
Six months of the metro mayors
Six months of Andy Street: the outlook in the West MidlandsThe mayor has achieved his ‘first 100 days’ objectives, and has already raised the national profile of his city region
Six months of the metro mayors
The UK’s metro mayors have changed British politics in just six monthsTo kick off our new metro mayor blog series, Andrew Carter examines the progress made by the mayors in their first six months
Six ideas for the metro mayors from our case study library
Tips to help the metro mayors tackle the big issues in their city regions, including housing, congestion, and unemployment
Conference round-up part 2: the Conservatives have failed to deliver a compelling vision for urban Britain
The new policies set out by the Conservatives are unlikely to help cities address the challenges they face, or to win over urban voters
Conference round-up part 1: Labour cannot deliver a ‘local government renaissance’ by side-lining its mayors
The party’s ambivalence on devolution is underlined by its myopia on metro mayors
Collapse of Sheffield deal reflects the Government’s drift on devolution
The economic rationale of devolution has been lost. The Government needs to recover it to make the best possible success of this agenda.