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...Matt Griffith, director of policy at Business West, the regional chamber of commerce, said councils were reacting to the political messaging of lower housebuilding ambitions, even though they privately recognised...
...Last month Sunak cancelled the northern leg of the high-speed railway line, but confirmed that HS2 would run from Euston station in the centre of London to Birmingham in the Midlands....
...However, the transformation of Birmingham and similar regional hubs cannot be achieved only by building new railways and office blocks....
...England relies heavily on its capital for economic growth but, with greater powers, second cities can become significant propellers for regional growth....
...The analysis of the impact in areas within a 1.5 mile radius of two new HS2 stations in central Birmingham and Solihull and a depot at Washwood Heath, found that planning applications were up by two-thirds...
...Although the company has yet to finalise the size or range of the aircraft executives have previously suggested it will initially produce a regional or shorter-range aircraft that could seat about 100 passengers...
...Exports from other major UK cities, such as Greater Manchester and Birmingham, grew by just 11 per cent and 3 per cent between 2016-21, respectively....
...Skills shortages and a complex planning system also hinder the implementation of projects. Britain remains one of the most centralised and geographically unequal economies in the OECD....
...It has 22 under construction and more than 70 in the planning phase, and is building up exports of nuclear technology....
...Adam Farkas, chief executive of bank industry body AFME, said the report “does not identify any material advantage for UK capital markets to move to T+1 out of step with regional partners” and urged EU officials...
...Brighouse improved the lives of untold tens of thousands of people through his work lifting up schools in London and Birmingham, in particular....
...Andy Burnham, Labour mayor of Greater Manchester, has said he is open to a discussion with ministers about delaying construction of the northern leg of the UK’s High Speed 2 rail line if the government commits...
...In recent years it has been held up as a symbol of the Conservative government’s flagship levelling-up policy, designed to address regional economic imbalances....
...of a permanent, independent Fiscal Commission....
...And as a share of total output, Manchester and Birmingham’s centres rank among the lowest of all large UK cities. This needs to change....
...Better regional transport links are likely to offer greater productivity benefits than long-distance links....
...The dizzyingly expensive carousel of design, planning and environmental signoffs would have to start up again....
...Piped Russian gas, which accounted for 40 per cent of the EU’s supplies before the Ukraine war, has fallen to 8 per cent, according to the European Commission....
...Sir John Armitt, chair of the National Infrastructure Commission, a government advisory board, said there was “a recognition” that the planning system for nationally significant projects was not working...
...defence contractors greater access to foreign markets....
...The commission declined to comment....
...For women with greater caring responsibilities, who tend to take jobs closer to home, the increase of hybrid and remote work has boosted opportunities....
...Gummed-up planning systems and anti-immigration groups are an example. Olson argues that influential coalitions increase “the complexity of regulation [and] the role of government”....
...His research concluded that this could explain most of Birmingham’s productivity gap with its European comparators....
...Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester....
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