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The City's contribution cannot be taken for granted (opens the original)
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Growth in London or the regions is not a zero-sum game. The success of the City is good for the whole country, writes Chris Hayward As the Prime Minister, Cabinet and thousands of business leaders gather for Labour Conference, attention will inevitably turn to the Chancellor and the signals he sends about the government’s ambitions for growth in his speech later today. The backdrop is sobering. The OECD expects UK growth of just one per cent in 2027, a rate that will make it harder to meet the d
City policy chair: new taxes on financial services would threaten our prosperity (opens the original)
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The City stands ready to help the Chancellor deliver good growth in every postcode at the Budget, says Chris Hayward Recent years have been challenging for people, policymakers and industry leaders alike. Conflicts have been compounded by subsequent, successive economic shocks; damaging supply chains and leaving less well-prepared boardrooms bewildered. Globally, public finances are under pressure from the bond markets. Finance ministries everywhere are desperate for growth. The UK is no differe
The City has the key that can unlock growth in every postcode (opens the original)
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Growth depends on a stable and competitive tax system, streamlined planning and proportionate regulation and the City will work with the new government to create those conditions, says Chris Hayward Now that the Burnham government is in place, the Prime Minister’s new Cabinet inherits a formidable set of challenges: regional inequality, stretched public finances, sluggish productivity and flatlining living standards. Addressing these challenges will require sustainable growth and unleashing entr
City policy chair: Blocking skyscrapers is deeply disappointing (opens the original)
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Ministers’ decision to delay the City Plan over proposed skyscrapers near Tower Bridge is a blow to growth, says Chris Hayward Britain says it wants growth. Yet one of the country’s most important local plans has been sent back for further examination after already undergoing years of consultation, scrutiny and independent review. This delay, issued via a ministerial direction, now requires further hearings on part of the City Plan 2040, the blueprint for the future development of the Square Mil
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