Cities Devolution Bill
Just how powerful will UK city-region mayors be?Mayors must be more than the 'price areas have to pay' for devolution.
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Speeding Ahead: how can transport support economic growth across the country?
Roundtable with Transport for London at Conservative Party Conference.
Speeding Ahead: how can transport support economic growth across the country?
Roundtable with Transport for London at Labour Party Conference.
Are we in danger of losing the urban focus of devolution deals?
A devolution deal for the whole of Yorkshire may be a backward step for Leeds and Sheffield.
Why geography is playing such a prominent role in the cities and devolution agenda
There is inherent value in working across local authority boundaries to promote economic growth.
How Bristol can claw its way back on the devolution agenda
Combined authorities are viewed by Westminster politicians as the primary unit through which to deliver more devolution.
What impact will the new relaxed rules on forming combined authorities have?
The rules on the eligibility of councils to join combined authorities in the two-tier system of local government need to be looked at again if the administrative make-up of England is to support economic growth.
Cities in county areas should be at the centre of plans for new combined authorities
Cities need to work on an equal footing with their economically-linked counties to support economic growth.
Election 2015
Blogging the Highs and Lows of Cities Policy in 2014What have been the big cities stories of the year? Our blog has been keeping track of the big developments.
What can the UK learn from Auckland on metro mayors and city-regions?
Four lessons from New Zealand on how to devolve power to cities.