London 2030: Challenges for development in London
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What does the Benefit Cap mean for cities?
This week the Government finally began to roll out its much publicised cap on the total amount of benefits that working-age people can receive.
On balance, off balance sheet
How Urban Development Funds are the way forward for investing in UK cities
A Budget for growth tomorrow
From a growth perspective, there are various welcome measures. Putting infrastructure and housing centre stage, policies to stimulate business investment, a cut in the cost of employing people...
We need growth and we need it now!
But where’s the growth going to come from? Who’s going to deliver it? And, critically, how much will it cost?
Going for growth
why the Chancellor must aim for more than a “steady-as-she-goes” Budget
Budget 2013 Submission
Our 2013 Budget letter asks the Chancellor to focus on housing and infrastructure to promote growth
Lessons for Luton: aim for resilience, not only growth
This year’s Cities Outlook revealed that while the UK economy has experienced a downturn of two halves – rapid decline from 2008-09 followed by a three year period of minimal growth – the...
Housing market renewal: where is it now?
Over the past 12 months, housing has become the zeitgeist for economic growth - and rightly so.Cities Outlook 2013 has shown that if we put the place back in to policy by understanding the...
Swindon – moving from recession to recovery
After tipping fairly steeply into recession in 2008, the UK economy has been walking a fine line between recession and recovery ever since. But, as we showed in our latest edition of Cities...