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Report firms up support for city-regions

17 July 2007

Today's sub-national review has confirmed the government's commitment, in principle, to the creation of city regions.

City-regions eye transport powers

25 May 2007

City-regions could be given more powers to plan and run local transport under government plans.

Cities may get metropolitan transport bodies

23 November 2007

Major northern cities could get their own London-style city-regional transport authorities under government plans.

Region faces rise in rail use

11 May 2007

North West rail passenger growth is likely to be much higher than was predicted, Network Rail has admitted.

Jobs motive for Manchester road charging

1 June 2007

Plans to charge motorists up to £5 for driving into central Manchester at peak times could safeguard 30,000 jobs over the next decade claim leaders of the city-region's ten councils.

Local business tax 'boon' for cities

31 August 2007

The introduction of a supplementary local business tax could raise billions of pounds for crucial infrastructure in major towns and cities, an analysis published this week says.

Road charging city has worst congestion

10 September 2007

Two Manchester boroughs have seen the fastest growing congestion over the past decade, a campaign group has said.

Cities' transport powers too weak, says adviser

30 November 2007

The chances of getting a Metro-style rapid transit project built in a major city today is "close to zero" due to Whitehall's weakening of urban authorities, the transport adviser for the Government's flagship economic development strategy for the North warned this week.