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Ten ideas for change: Greater Manchester

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Q & A with Sir Richard Leese, leader of Manchester Council

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Don’t lose sight of devolution’s role to empower

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It’s time for change in the UK’s core cities

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Forever Manchester: Community building in Moston

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The Kindling Trust: Creating a virtuous food economy

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Devo Manc: A new contract for social progress?

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Raising the volume on poverty and inequality in cities

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Don’t lose sight of devolution’s role to empower

Devolution – an unlikely candidate to have captured the imagination of the general public. Yet questions regarding the future of the Union and English devolution have become a pressing concern for political leaders and citizens alike, featuring heavily in recent election debates.
This week the Queen’s Speech announced a new Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill, paving the way for a policy that will shape the future of our cities. With the Conservative government’s approach to devolution now on its way to becoming law, what does this mean for the future of the devolution agenda in England?