What regional inequalities do different parts of the UK face? And which policies should the Government implement to bridge these divides and level up the country?
City Minutes is exploring these questions in a mini-series on how to level up the UK.
In the third episode, host Andrew Carter speaks with Centre for Cities’ Researcher Tom Sells to discuss the policy interventions needed to level up the public transport system in cities and large towns.
Find all of our work on how to level up the UK here.
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