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The fair funding review is “beginning to feel” like the Loch Ness Monster, the chair of the Key Cities group has said. Speaking to LGC, John Merry (Lab),

Marvin Rees says he will be seeking investment for climate projects at the COP27 conference.

The former chief executive of Liverpool City Council, Tony Reeves, will become the interim chief executive of Windsor & Maidenhead RBC. In July, Mr

If the UK government is serious about levelling up the country, granting its second-tier cities more political and financial independence would be a good place to start.

The UK’s biggest cities have joined forces to seek private funding to meet their net zero goals in a form of collaboration believed to be without

Apple News has expanded its news coverage to three more cities -- Charlotte, Miami and Washington D.C.

Investing in net zero projects such as solar panels, building retrofit and electric vehicle charging points across the eleven UK Core Cities and London will create a GBP500 billion investment opportunity, according to new research.

The Bristol mayor's annual address at the Wills Memorial Building

Report finds cities hit by Zoomshock are best placed for economic recovery Cities have been hollowed out by COVID but they are still best placed to drive the recovery, a report by economic growth specialists Metro Dynamics has said. An exodus of 229,000 workers to rural areas – and what the report terms as ‘Zoomshock’ – has hit cities, but the report offers a blueprint to boost post-pandemic economic recovery. Commissioned by Core Cities and Key Cities, the report calls for greater coll...

Baroness Judith Blake told her fellow peers that Yorkshires biggest city could have achieved so much more in its response to the pandemic "if the necessary powers and resource had been devolved down to a local level". Pic Simon Hulme The Labour peer, responding to the Queens Speech which promised to push forward Boris Johnsons "levelling up" agenda, said there was a "great opportunity" for places like Leeds if government policy "allows places to take charge of the necessary programmes of work"....