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"Traditional Victorian seaside pier. This is the Central Pier with fairground rides in the seaside town of Blackpool, Lancashire, UK.". A PROMINENT national think tank has warned Blackpool faces one of the biggest struggles to recover from the Covid pandemic. The Centre for Cities has used employment claimants’ data to predict the resort will be the third hardest place in the UK to level up as part of the Government’s agenda to help weaker economies catch up with more prosperous towns. ...

Hull facing toughest challenge of any Yorkshire city to bounce back after Covid The study also ranks Hull as facing the second biggest challenge among all the major towns and cities in the UK The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include...

BRIGHTON is at a “very real risk” of sustained economic damage because of coronavirus, it has been claimed.

"Schools obviously will be a priority, but I dont think anybody would want to see the restrictions lifted so quickly while the rate of infection is still very high." Having announced another nationwide lockdown at the beginning of the month, the government subsequently confirmed its first major review would come on February 15.  A quiet Regent Street in Great Yarmouth amid the nationwide coronavirus lockdown - Credit: Picture: DENISE BRADLEY Copyright: Archant 2021 Until then, restrictions i...

Bournemouth has a bigger task ahead than other areas in the post-Covid recovery, the Centre for Cities says BOURNEMOUTH faces a bigger challenge than anywhere else in the south west if it is to recover from the impact of the Covid crisis, it is claimed. A report warns that the economic fallout of the coronavirus risks “levelling down” many places in the south of England. An annual study of the UK’s major urban areas by Centre for Cities says Bournemouth’s unemployment rate needs to ...

The Government’s promise to ‘level up’ the North West by reducing regional economic disparities will be almost four times harder as a result of the pandemic, and Blackpool faces the biggest challenge, according to a report.

Pandemic is levelling down the South, report warns The economic damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic will make it four times harder to level up the North and Midlands, a new study has revealed. Cities Outlook 2021, published by Centre for Cities, warns the pandemic also risks levelling down prosperous places in southern England. It highlights that 634,000 people outside the Greater South East now need to find secure, well-paid jobs to level up the country, compared to 170,000 last March. T...

✉ If vouchers are to be used (“Could ‘Holiday to Help Out’ work here?”, last week), they should be targeted not so much at stimulating the travel industry as at supporting low-income families who

| UPDATED: 16:15, Sun, Jan 24, 2021 Link copied Rishi Sunak announces £4.5 billion in lockdown business support Sign up to receive our rundown of the days top stories direct to your inbox SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes theyll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe a...

2020 begins: An ominous warning The World Health Organization begins tracking the disease we now call Covid-19. On 14 January it finds its first case outside China, in Thailand. Human-to-human transmission seems likely, and on 30 January WHO warns this is a “public health emergency of international concern” – the highest level of alert that WHO can issue. January 2020: First UK cases are confirmed The first confirmed cases in the UK are...