
Public ownership with local control will transform Northern transport
by Rachael Maskell on October 10, 2018
By Rachael Maskell, MP for York Central and Shadow Rail Minister If we are serious about social mobility, then we …
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by Rachael Maskell on October 10, 2018
By Rachael Maskell, MP for York Central and Shadow Rail Minister If we are serious about social mobility, then we …
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by Gill Morris on June 28, 2018
In post-Brexit Britain, it is no longer sustainable for power and control to be centred in Westminster and Whitehall. Devolution …
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by Jane Thomas on May 9, 2018
Dan Jarvis won the recent mayoral contest in South Yorkshire. That was the easy bit. The next thing is showing …
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by Rebecca Riley on May 9, 2018
It’s a year since the first batch of city-region mayors were elected and what do we know so far? It …
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by Gill Morris on May 8, 2018
Will devolution ever become the norm in England? With Metro Mayor Number 8 recently elected in the Sheffield City Region and the North of Tyne deal next up in 2019, it certainly …
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by Andrew Carter on April 12, 2018
Andrew Carter is Chief Executive of the think tank Centre for Cities On 3rd May, voters in Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield …
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by Lily Sheehan on March 5, 2018
The UK must have a high-speed rail network linking North to South by the early 2030s, unlocking a £100bn boost …
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by Lily Sheehan on March 5, 2018
Historic gathering in Newcastle will provide focal point for Northern Powerhouse Rail Campaign which launched last month Elected Mayors Andy …
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by Jonathan Spruce on March 1, 2018
Transport investment in the North has never received as much attention and debate as at present. There are a great deal …
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by Sam Popper on June 15, 2017
When the Conservatives launched their manifesto in Halifax, a former cotton-mill town in West Yorkshire, the height of their ambition …
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by Gill Morris on June 12, 2017
It was a night full of shocks and incredulity. With the wind in Labour’s sails and unexpected Tory and SNP …
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by Henri Murison on April 13, 2017
As polling day approaches for the West Midlands, Tees Valley, Greater Manchester, Liverpool, the West of England and in Peterborough …
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by Sam Popper on February 17, 2017
Pan-Yorkshire or poly-Yorkshire? Experts on localism and devolution from across Yorkshire coalesced at DevoConnect’s Devo Question Time in Leeds last …
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by Sam Popper on January 6, 2017
When George Osborne announced the first devolution deal to Greater Manchester in November 2014, it was widely seen as a …
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by Sam Popper on October 7, 2016
Despite being one of the earlier regions to sign a deal, Sheffield’s City Region’s may now be in trouble. Doncaster’s …
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by Sam Popper on September 23, 2016
Sir Steve Houghton, Chair of the region’s Combined Authority, has said an elected mayor is “not a done deal”, despite …
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on July 29, 2016
Before Parliament began its summer recess, the House of Lords approved legislation for three mayoral combined authorities: Liverpool, Sheffield and …
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on July 7, 2016
Chair of the Sheffield City Region Combined Authority, Cllr Sir Stephen Houghton has given an interview to Public Sector Executive …
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on June 8, 2016
Shadow Cabinet Office Minister, Louise Haigh has written an article in the Yorkshire Post this week calling for additional powers …
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