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Right: Big, urban, techy office cities will be on the forefront of contending with #GenAI--both its productivity boons and its potential workforce dislocations. Time to start getting ready sam manning Andrés Rodríguez-Pose Rob Seamans Sanjay Patnaik Heather Long Andrew Carter

PODCAST | Creative firms, workers, and neighbourhood gentrification 🎧 Andrew Carter is joined by Tasos Kitsos (@tasoskitsos.bsky.social), Aston Business School and Holly Lewis, We Made That to discuss creative firms, workers, and neighbourhood gentrification 🖼️ Listen now👇 buff.ly/Ceo4Xnx

20 years on from the UK Housing Supply Review with Dame Kate Barker 🎧 Andrew Carter and Kate Barker reflect on what has changed in housing and planning policy, what remains unchanged and the lessons that can be learned for the future. Listen in full👇 buff.ly/H0Oxmec

In the first evidence session of our inquiry, Maurice Lange from @CentreForCities outlined the three tests that mean the Green Belt is often the best location for funding new towns through Land Value Capture.

Place should still trump politics📍 With only a week to go until the next Mayoral election – including two new mayoralties – the role of the mayor should still be more about place than about party affiliation. Read our latest blog from Andrew Carter👇 buff.ly/xLomFMr

the regional mayors world is about to get bigger (and probably more politically diverse). Raises interesting questions about the future of UK Mayors (the umbrella group) which until now has been mostly urban and labour focused. centreforcities.org/blog/the-futur…

📢In a few days, the West of England will have a new mayor. "The next West of England mayor must deliver for the place rather than for their party." Read the full article by Andrew Carter on Bristol24/7 👇 buff.ly/tMlvRhD

There is a feeling in Westminster politics that investing in our cities risks creating resentment in nearby towns But our data shows that simply isn't the case. Where cities have performed stronger, populist politics has suffered, writes Andrew Carter politicshome.com/opinion/articl…

PODCAST | What the local election results mean for the Government's plan for growth Andrew Carter is joined by Paul Swinney to discuss the myth of “left behind” places and how government policy should respond to political discontent. Listen here 🎧👇 buff.ly/4pL2k81

For the first time in (at least) 15 years Centre for Cities is looking for a brilliant individual to be our next Director of Research & Policy. If you fancy it, check out the details on our website centreforcities.org/about/careers/…

PODCAST | Reforming anti-supply measures 🎙️ Andrew Carter and Ant Breach dive in to each of the 5️⃣ anti-supply measures in our latest report and the reforms we propose to help cities play their role in meeting the 1.5m housebuilding target. Listen now👇 buff.ly/99fY7dj

Deadline is June 1st (23.59)

📢 New podcast🎙️ Andrew Carter is joined by Arjan H. Schakel, Research Professor at Universitetet i Bergen to discuss his work on the Regional Authority Index and get a sense of how regional level authority and autonomy differ across countries. Listen now🎧👇 buff.ly/j31vBtG

I hope the SR results in lots of investment in big cities across the country-it makes economic (and political) sense. But if it doesn’t it won’t be the Green Book’s fault. It will because the govt chose not to. The Green Book really isn’t that important. thetimes.com/comment/column…

🎙️ NEW PODCAST | Reflections on the Spending Review Andrew Carter and Paul Swinney run through the key announcements on economic growth and what they mean for cities. Listen now 🎧 centreforcities.org/podcast/city-m…

PODCAST | City branding with ING Media🎙️ Andrew Carter is joined by Jake Nunley and James Child to discuss how city branding is changing in a digital world and the implications of these changes for what cities do and should be doing. Listen now🎧👇 buff.ly/9VGlQ0z

📢 "The success of the Industrial Strategy hinges on being able to foster innovation in the big cities" Andrew Carter responds to the government's Industrial Strategy👇

PODCAST | Enterprise Zones 🎙️ Andrew Carter is joined by Victoria Sutherland from What Works Growth to discuss their recent rapid evidence review on Enterprise Zones. Listen now 🎧👇

Who says Treasury's Green Book favours #London? Not the government's own assessors. By Charles Wright onlondon.co.uk/charles-wright… Will interest Sean Canty Centre for Cities BusinessLDN Ant Breach Paul Swinney Andrew Carter