POLICY PROVOCATIONS: England's devolution dividend New city-states or cities in a state?
6:00pm - 7:30pm /
Wednesday 21st October 2015
Type: Lecture /
Category: General
- 0151 707 1243
- Heseltine Institute
- Suitable for: All with an interest in the subject
- Admission: FREE
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Devolution to English cities and city-regions is being sold as the way to tackle all manner of challenges, from narrowing the wealth gap between North and South, to achieving the efficiencies in public service delivery that austerity budgeting demands. But is it?
And can Liverpool city-region’s political leaders secure the sort of ‘deal’ from Government that makes the game worth the candle? Can devolution deliver and how will we know if it does?
And can Liverpool city-region’s political leaders secure the sort of ‘deal’ from Government that makes the game worth the candle? Can devolution deliver and how will we know if it does?