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City Horizons: Britain beyond BrexitIn our July 2019 City Horizons event, speakers discussed their new book, 'Britain Beyond Brexit'
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Why does Manchester attract and keep so many graduates?
Manchester attracts graduates despite a low average starting salary and the pull of London
The Great British Brain Drain: An analysis of migration to and from Manchester
Over half of the graduates from Manchester’s universities stay in the city after graduation – drawn by its attractive job market and social attractions
What lies behind Glasgow’s graduate retention success story?
Glasgow plays a critical role in Scottish higher education, but links to the rest of the UK are weak
That shrinking feeling: Is Brexit causing these cities’ populations to decline?
Despite the continued strength of cities in the Greater South East, some of them have seen their populations fall
How will Brexit affect cities?
A round-up of the key themes from our recent City Talks podcast on the impact of Brexit on the UK’s cities.
What does the Government‘s immigration white paper mean for cities?
The long-awaited government white paper on immigration offered some respite for cities which rely on high skilled European workers - but it wasn't all good news, especially for the lower-skilled.
How towns win from the great urban exodus
Young people flock to cities for university – but an even larger number of high-skilled people go the other way
What the Government’s new immigration policy means for cities
The Government’s plans could lead to both low-skilled and high-skilled labour shortages in UK cities
Three reflections on the Migration Advisory Committee report & its implications for cities
The report rightly highlights the importance of high-skilled migrants, but underplays the role of low-skilled workers in cities