Now the Games are over, the legacy begins
The Olympic Games provide the opportunity to create long-lasting change in London.
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A Marathon not a Sprint? Legacy lessons for London
Centre for Cities considers what London needs to do to ensure a successful Olympic legacy now that the Games are over
Will the ‘feel-good’ factor translate into Olympic legacy?
The positive effect of the Olympics should not be underestimated.
Let the Games begin
Almost a billion people around the world will watch the Olympic opening ceremony in East London tonight. 80,000 will be watching it inside the stadium (some of them having only gained their...
Great Expectations: where next for London?
The Centre for Cities' "Evolving London" report examines how to unleash London's growth potential
Evolving London: The future shape of the capital
Which boroughs and areas are likely to see the greatest change over the next 10 years? What can other cities learn from London?
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.
National Planning Policy Framework: Cities briefing
A briefing note for cities, summarising the main points of the draft consultation document.
Linked In: Realising Croydon’s potential now
Strategies to grow and retain Croydon’s office based jobs need to build on its dual role in the London and South East economies and an understanding of the growth potential of the town.
Grand Designs? A new approach to the built environment in England’s cities
A new approach to the built environment is needed to help cities to adapt to changing economic circumstances and population levels.