City Skills Summit
Our half-day summit with UKCES will look ahead at the policy priorities for cities to improve skills and employment.
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Improving local skills levels: lessons from housing associations
The Queens Speech saw the Government recommit itself to achieving the highest employment rate in the G7 - a move which necessitates increasing the skills level of the working age population....
Delivering change: What Housing Associations can tell us about employment and skills
Our latest report for Key Cities looks at how Housing Associations go about improving skills and employment prospects of their tenants.
Election 2015
Do the manifestos offer more and better jobs?While all parties promising higher wages and more and better quality apprenticeships, there is barely a mention of productivity.
The next phase of urban revival must focus on people
Effective investment in skills is vital if cities are to prosper
Cities Outlook 2015
Skills and cities – 10 years of changeThe skills gap between cities is growing. Greater local policy experimentation and evaluation will be crucial to closing it.
Class of 2014: cities and school performance
Today's publication of GCSE data highlights the persistent disparities in educational outcomes between cities.
Improving skills is vital to ensuring growth is shared more equally
Yesterday's UKCES report lays out the UK's skills challenge – cities should be at the forefront of solving it.
Lessons from the US: Youth Unemployment
Helping young people find jobs requires greater collaboration and information sharing.
Unequal opportunity: how jobs are changing in cities
This report looks at the way the quality and types of jobs are changing across cities