
Shifting Sands – What Burnham could mean for the centre left
Jo Phillips on what Andy Burnham can do as PM to get support from the centre left.
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Jo Phillips on what Andy Burnham can do as PM to get support from the centre left.

Jim assesses the almost certain arrival of Andy Burnham in Downing Street this month. He warns that devolution must be real with less Manchesterism. He also has a little dip into history.

Britain’s cities and towns feature many distinguished buildings of historical significance. Sadly, in too many cases they have been left to decay. Latest estimates suggest

LEPAS will launch in the UK this summer with a model range focused on hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles.

The Business School’s research-informed model empowers organisations across sectors from manufacturing and health to digital and retail to overcome productivity barriers and achieve sustained growth.

Our newspapers and airwaves have been full of speculation about what Andy Burnham will or will not do if as expected he is sworn in as Prime Minister later this month.

The balance of power in Britain is changing – and businesses must change with it.

National business and political leaders to gather in Liverpool to debate the future of England’s cities, towns and regions.

If your work touches property, regeneration, infrastructure, investment, growth or placemaking, this is a conversation the private sector need to be part of.

As Lancashire prepares for the most significant restructuring of local government in half a century, alongside plans for a new Combined Authority and the potential introduction of a directly elected mayor, DIB is urging ministers and local leaders to focus on creating councils with the scale and capacity to succeed.

The business organisation believes that a cut in hospitality VAT would provide a much-needed stimulus for a sector that sits at the heart of local economies across the country, while helping businesses invest, recruit and grow.

As part of the initiative, DIB has published an open letter to MPs, ministers, metro mayors, and civic leaders outlining a package of proposed reforms.