HOUSING
New housing targets – an opportunity to build a stronger bus network?
By Rebecka Steven | 04 October 2024
As the drive for more housing quickens, the public transport implications of where they are built must be considered from the beginning, says Rebecka Steven
FINANCE
Economist floats payroll tax idea
By Dan Peters | 02 October 2024
The UK could introduce a hypothecated payroll tax like in France, a former adviser to a series of...
TRANSPORT
Bus franchising not the answer for counties
By Simon Edwards | 30 September 2024
Like buses, you wait ages for reforms to come along – and then two arrive together, writes Simon ...
TRANSPORT
Council in border checks warning
By Martin Ford | 24 September 2024
Kent CC has warned the risks of ‘extremely serious delays’ due to new EU border checks have not a...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Reviving councils' dormant powers
By David Williams | 12 September 2024
David Williams looks at how councils’ positive Victorian legacy has been curbed and sets out a ma...
DEVOLUTION
Beefing up the sub-regions
By Luke Raikes | 28 August 2024
Devolution is entering a significant new phase, says Luke Raikes. He sets out the immediate chall...
REGENERATION
A mighty metamorphosis
23 July 2024
Five years into an innovative partnership committed to making the town centre the most sustainabl...
KING'S SPEECH
King's Speech: Local leaders can take control of bus services
By Chris Ames | 17 July 2024
The King has confirmed the new Government will bring forward legislation to bring bus services mo...
TRANSPORT
Transport Solent loses largest contributor
By Martin Ford | 01 July 2024
Hampshire CC has confirmed it is to pull out of a regional transport group in a cost-cutting meas...
HIGHWAYS
Lib Dem £300m pothole pledge 'won't scratch the surface'
By William Eichler | 20 June 2024
The Lib Dems have committed to spending £300m over the next Parliament to fill 1.2 million pothol...
EDUCATION
Levelling up progress 'glacial', think-tank says
By William Eichler | 19 June 2024
Progress on levelling up in England has been ‘glacial’ and – according to some metrics – inequali...
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Executive Director, Place, Prosperity and Sustainability
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