Economic-growth - Page 100

By Cllr Philip Broadhead | 24 November 2021

Why has Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council become one of the first local authorities to ...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Time to turn down levelling up?

By Michael Burton | 24 November 2021

The Government’s decisions to scrap the Leeds leg of HS2 and amend the social care cap have both ...

COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

CCN conference: LEPs look set to be scrapped

22 November 2021

Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) look set to be scrapped after levelling up secretary Michael...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

CBI calls for role in levelling up

By Martin Ford | 22 November 2021

Regional strategies should be formulated with the private sector having a role to play, said dire...

CLIMATE CHANGE

It's time for a U-turn on rail investment

By Dr Arianna Giovannini | 22 November 2021

The Government must commit to delivering the Northern Powerhouse Rail in full, the eastern leg of...

FINANCE

Rates revenue shoots up

By Michael Burton | 19 November 2021

Business rates revenue shot up by more than 40% last month compared to the previous year as the e...

INFRASTRUCTURE

HS2 cuts will 'hold back the north'

By Martin Ford | 18 November 2021

Dozens of council leaders have united to tell the Prime Minister the watering down of rail invest...

CLIMATE CHANGE

Rising to the biodiversity challenge

By James Cross | 17 November 2021

James Cross explains what biodiversity net gain, now mandated in the Government’s Environment Bil...

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...

EDUCATION

Skills to even out life's opportunities

By Sir Paul Carter | 17 November 2021

We can’t hope to level up until we build on the Spending Review cash pledges and fundamentally re...

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