Does pedestrianisation make all retail districts look the same?
London's Westminster Council said complete pedestrianisation is not the way forward for Oxford Street.
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The role of green bonds in financing the urban energy transition
For local government treasury departments keen to raise public capital to support their net-zero ambitions, a new guide from Capital…
Department stores continue to close up shop
What does store closures for Germany's largest chain mean for the future of city department stores?
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How growing more fruit and veg in cities could reduce food shortages
UK supermarket shelves have been left bare of fresh produce in recent weeks – growing more fruit and veg in…
How train strikes affect London’s tube and overground
National rail workers are set to go on strike – but how will London's Tube be impacted?
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Tracking the impact of the UK strike wave
Strikes have persisted among UK private and public sector workers into 2023, but which industries and areas have seen the…
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How likely is a four-day working week for the UK?
The four-day week is making headlines again after a new study showed overwhelmingly positive results, but how likely is it…
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Cost-of-living crisis drives growth for the UK’s discount supermarkets
Aldi and Lidl have grown to the fourth and sixth-largest supermarkets in the cost-of-living crisis while pricier chains see profits…
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