Career ladders or career canyons?
This seminar, supported by JRF, launched a new report looking at how jobs are changing across UK cities.
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Delivering change: Cities and the youth unemployment challenge
This Delivering Change report looks at how cities can best tackle youth unemployment in their areas.
Global lessons on the UK youth unemployment challenge
Today marks a period of transition for thousands of young people receiving their A-level results, whether they’re going on to university, training or straight into work...
Why do economists ignore cities?
Micro economists look at firms and macro economists look at countries. Places are important as well.
Improving the options for young people not going to university means enabling cities
Improving the options for young people not going to university means enabling cities
Why are cities important?
Our urban economies should be driving the national economy forward, but they're not. It's time to think cities.
Autumn Statement 2013 Briefing
Our briefing on the implications of the Autumn Statement for cities.
Winning the ‘global race’ has to start locally, in schools
Findings from the OECD’s first international Survey of Adult Skills reveal that young people in England and Northern Ireland fall significantly behind many of their peers in other countries on literacy and numeracy.
Spending Review Act Two: Single Local Growth Fund
A week on from last Wednesday’s Spending Review and last Thursday’s ‘Investing in Britain’s Future’ statement, what more do we know about what it all means for cities?
Maintaining the golden glow
After six months of relative silence, the debate about the Olympic Legacy reappeared on front pages yesterday with a joint article by David Cameron and Boris Johnson. And it appears that they...