Centre for Cities
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23.06.2020
A position paper has recommended that a flexible zoning code be designed by national and devolved governments to set out patterns of development in local plans.
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11.06.2019
High house prices in expensive cities have been caused by the planning system’s rationing of new homes in areas of high demand, according to a report out today (11 June).
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21.02.2019
The main challenges for poorly performing high streets is the lack of skilled workers and the demand to shift away from retail towards high-knowledge and leisure services.
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29.01.2019Centre for Cities | Demographics & Population Growth | Economic Growth | Rural | UK | urban planning
Cities across the UK have borne the brunt of real-terms local government funding cuts in the past 10 years, and planning suffered some of the deepest cuts.
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21.03.2018Birmingham | Centre for Cities | Economic Growth | England | Leeds | Liverpool | Manchester | permitted development | Policy & Politics
If cities in the North and the Midlands are to continue to flourish, planning rule changes are needed, in particular, to permitted development rights, according to a report published today (21 March).
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27.07.2017
Cities that are successful and have large high-skilled service sectors, mainly located in the south of England, will be hit the hardest by Brexit, whether it is ‘hard’ or ‘soft’.
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21.07.2017Brexit | Business & Enterprise | Centre for Cities | commercial property investment | Economic Growth | Regeneration | UK
The UK’s regional cities must step up efforts to attract private sector investment if the country is to rebalance a London-centric commercial property market.
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14.03.2017Centre for Cities | Derek Mackay | Dundee | garden villages | Housing | Infrastructure - Energy | Infrastructure - Transport | North West Leicestershire District Council | tandridge | UK
A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 14 March, 2017
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11.01.2017brain drain | Centre for Cities | Economic Growth | graduate careers | International | Policy & Politics | UK
Too many graduates gravitate towards London, at the expense of other parts of the UK, says Alexandra Jones
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21.11.2016
UK cities are struggling to attract high-achieving graduates who are crucial to economic growth, says a leading think tank.
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