Centre-for-cities - Page 3

By Andrew Carter | 29 August 2022

Next month’s successful candidate should use their first speech as Prime Minister to recommit to ...

HOUSING

The new PM needs to get on with levelling up

By Andrew Carter | 19 July 2022

'The crisis has proved it is more important than ever to bolster our cities and towns against fut...

FINANCE

Inflation crisis hitting North worse than London, think-tank finds

By Chris Mahony | 18 July 2022

Poorly-insulated homes and inadequate public transport mean the inflation crisis is hitting citie...

DEVOLUTION

Some areas will 'lose out' from levelling up

By Martin Ford | 08 June 2022

The Government will be hard-pressed to deliver its manifesto pledge of levelling up every part of...

INNOVATION

Time to get on with the job of levelling up

By Andrew Carter | 07 June 2022

Andrew Carter says that with the Government more than half way through its term it is time to see...

COMBINED AUTHORITY

Strong civic leadership is key to better public transport

By Alistair Gordon | 09 February 2022

When urban regions work together, they can create more strategic and impactful transport strategi...

CENTRE FOR CITIES

Poorer places are exiting COVID with the same problems they started with

By Andrew Carter | 31 January 2022

Many less affluent places fared better through the pandemic than more prosperous places, but whil...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Transport key to post-COVID recovery

By Mark Conrad | 25 January 2022

Improving transport links between towns and cities is key to the post-COVID recovery and could sa...

PLANNING

Urban densification is key to tackling cities' biggest challenges

By Andrew Carter | 01 December 2021

Andrew Carter outlines why urban densification is a single solution to three of the biggest polic...

DEVOLUTION

Levelling up locally to bridge the divides

By Paul Swinney | 17 November 2021

What kind of plan should the levelling up White Paper set out, and where will urban leaders and t...

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