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Booming Manchester

Diane Coyle By Diane Coyle Filed Under: Devo, Featured Posted: June 29, 2015

Manchester’s economy, and its population, is growing, But the decision to ‘pause’ the electrification of the Manchester-Leeds rail line underlines the reality that important decisions are still controlled nationally, explains Professor Diane Coyle. One of the most telling signs of a successful economy is when people vote with their feet and move there. As the […]

Tagged With: DevoManc, Greater Manchester, Leeds, Manchester, Manchester Independent Economic Review, OECD, Sir Richard Leese, Tony Lloyd, TransPennine Express

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The future of metro mayors – all eyes on Greater Manchester

Francesca Gains By Francesca Gains Filed Under: All posts, Devo Posted: June 25, 2015

Greater Manchester this week becomes the first combined metro area to have its own mayor. Professor Francesca Gains looks ahead at what awaits Tony Lloyd. Arrangements to deliver an elected metro mayor for Greater Manchester take several significant steps forward this week. In the House of Lords, the Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill moves […]

Tagged With: Bob Jones, Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill, DevoManc, George Osborne, Greater Manchester, Institute for Fiscal Studies, Mayor, police and crime commissioners, Tony Lloyd

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Framing DevoManc

By David Walker Filed Under: Devo, Featured, Westminster Watch Posted: June 17, 2015

Just how good a deal is DevoManc? David Walker expresses scepticism. Here are two ways of framing DevoManc. The first is (somewhat breathless) localist enthusiasm. A principal city-region is being offered new power to shape spending and services in health and social care, infrastructure and transport. As important as substance is the theatre: a group […]

Tagged With: Care Quality Commission, devolution, DevoManc, George Osborne, Greater Manchester, Jim McMahon, localism, Monitor, NHS, northern ireland, Oldham, Richard Leese, Salford, Scotland, Stockport, Tony Lloyd, wales, Wigan

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Police and Crime Commissioners – Lessons for devolution?

Francesca GainsVivien Lowndes By Francesca Gains and Vivien Lowndes Filed Under: Featured, Westminster Watch Posted: December 2, 2014

As Chancellor George Osborne finalises arrangements for devolved funding in the run-up to the Autumn Statement, Francesca Gains and Vivien Lowndes ask what can be learnt from the experience of Police and Crime Commissioners in their first two years. Two years ago, 41 directly elected Police and Crime Commissioners for England and Wales took office, […]

Tagged With: devolution, domestic violence, elected mayors, Electoral Commission, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, HMIC, Lord Stevens, National Audit Office, Paddy Tipping, police and crime commissioners, policing, Scottish referendum, Tony Lloyd, Yvette Cooper

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