Autumn Statement 2012 Briefing
This briefing sets out the relevant announcements for cities across the UK contained within the 2012 Autumn Statement
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No stone unturned – Heseltine’s economic plan for the UK
Lord-Heseltine's comprehensive new plan centres on reinvigorating local leadership.
Post-regeneration cities: what next for Labour’s urban vision?
Some issues raised during the Labour Conference.
New Government funding renews the focus on LEPs
New core funding for the Local Enterprise Partnerships will test the extent of local committment.
Finance and Growth: Two new developments
Zach Wilcox examines lower borrowing rates for local government and devovled transport funding.
LEPs: further thoughts
Danger of being bogged down in transition from RDAs
Local Enterprise Partnerships: A Great LEP forward?
Local Enterprise Partnerships are a welcome innovation, formalising the role of the private and third sectors in making economic growth possible, and it is to be expected that they will vary in quality and effectiveness.
Enterprise Zones One Year On: Where are we now?
Zach Wilcox reflects on the progress of the new Enterprise Zones
What can a mayor do for your city?
With Metro Mayors off the table for now, what difference can a local authority elected mayor make in England's cities?
Strength from within: Supporting economic growth in Preston
To support future economic growth, Preston should look to strengthen the appeal of the city centre to businesses.