...Futures: Drivers of change affecting the West Midlands report. Future newspapers created for the 2006 project. The report documented the 19 drivers of change for the region, using literature, interviews...
...competition between London and other UK cities, and instead ask what conditions could encourage positive spillovers between London and the other cities, to the benefit of the UK as a...
...does planning fit in, what roles should the state fulfil? These are some of the questions pondered at a recent workshop between the Future of Cities lead experts and an...
...and it has led to new partnership for knowledge exchange between the university and a host of different organisations, all of whom are passionate about the future of Newcastle. The...
...and talked to students and teachers about this innovative new model for secondary education. Students welcome Sir Mark to Liverpool Life Sciences UTC A University Technical College or 'UTC' is...
...See all reports from the project. New projects Foresight continually evolves to ensure we improve our ability to help inform the work of policy colleagues across government. Our new projects...
Guest post by Carly Fraser and Alexandra Gardiner from New Economy Manchester. What will Greater Manchester look like in 2065? Seriously, think about it. There is no avoiding the fact...
...national economy as a whole. However, our new research on how economic growth has varied across some 63 British cities reveals some worrying trends1. Over the period 1981 to 2011,...
...coming decades will pose. Coupling a holistic view of new technologies and innovative design with a better understanding of what makes successful cities ‘liveable’ engines of economic growth will help...
...and draw on the strengths and opportunities unique to Reading: 'City of Festivals': Reading as a city with a rich heritage and culture and new civic spaces 'City of Rivers':...
