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The end of November saw the release of the Get Britain Working White Paper, the Government’s drive to reduce economic inactivity and increase the employment rate to over 80%. The budget announced investment of £240m to support the range of activity within the White Paper and some of the proposed activity will link across to

Released on 16th December 2024, just before the Christmas break, the English Devolution White Paper may set the framework for the delivery of economic development at a local level for the decade and possibly beyond. Whilst much of the White Paper covers, and in some cases clarifies, previous announcements in the Modern National Industrial Strategy

CEDOS Election Policy Prospectus CEDOS is delighted to publish our Election Policy Prospectus, highlighting the challenges and opportunities members have identified as facing economic development going into any forthcoming general election. We would like to express our huge thanks to all CEDOS members that contributed to the development of this paper at both our previous Policy Sessions,

DLUHC are undertaking consultation on High Street Rental Auctions (HSRA), a new measure within the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill that will empower local authorities to address long-term vacant shops on our high streets.  Consultation closes on 23rd June. DLUHC are keen to hear from interested parties from across the public and private sectors, as well

CEDOS Spring 2023 Budget Briefing Today was consistently billed as being a boring Budget and it certainly didn’t disappoint in that regard.  Perhaps after an emergency budget, followed by an emergency statement in the space of two months, anything without the word ‘emergency’ attached to it was always going to be perceived as a little flat.  That

Message from the Chairman Dear All, Happy New Year, I hope that you enjoyed the Christmas break and that you made good use of the days when the sun shone. I enjoyed long walks at Sherwood Forest, Rutland Water, and in deep darkest rural Lincolnshire. I was struck by the number of cafes and bars which were

Thursday 17th November will probably be a watershed day for macro-economic policy in the UK, but really is only phase two of announcements that have already been made since the demise of Trussonomics, including increasing Corporation Tax (or rather reversing a pledged cut) changing a range of personal taxation rates and thresholds and reducing the