The
Resolution Foundation is hosting an event between 6 and 7.30pm in
Manchester Town Hall on Monday 28 November on the living standards
challenge across Greater Manchester.
Our new research is likely to focus on the geographic inequalities within Greater Manchester In terms of pay and employment prospects. It will also touch on the pains of success for some areas – namely rising housing costs.
Our new research is likely to focus on the geographic inequalities within Greater Manchester In terms of pay and employment prospects. It will also touch on the pains of success for some areas – namely rising housing costs.
Speakers at the event include Andy Burnham
MP, Julia Fawcett, Chief Executive of The Lowry, and Ruth Lupton from Manchester
Uni.
If you or
any your members are keen to come along they can register here
or RSVP to me directly.
I’m happy
to answer any questions you have about the event.
Many
thanks,
Natalie
Natalie Cox
Communications
OfficerResolution Foundation
Direct line:
020 3372 2955
Mobile: 07983
550337
Twitter: @NatalieScox
City living on the eve of devolution
In the wake of Brexit and as we look toward the first
ever Metro mayoral elections next May, England’s cities are in the spotlight.
From the Northern Powerhouse to the Midlands Engine and beyond, the future of
our economy will depend on the strength of our cities and their surrounding
areas.
But there are huge economic inequalities both between
cities and within cities. How should Metro Mayors promote strong, shared
growth? How can wider economic leaders in business, local authorities and
universities support this drive for higher city living standards?
As part of
our major new investigation into living standards in our cities, the Resolution
Foundation is holding an event in Manchester to explore the unique challenges
faced and successes enjoyed in the Greater Manchester area, and how the new
Metro Mayor can use their new powers to be the driving force behind a new era
of inclusive prosperity.
Leading
local politicians, academics, and business leaders will debate the key policy
issues for Greater Manchester, and Resolution Foundation will present fresh new
analysis of the city region’s economy and living standards.
Monday 28 November
18:00-19:30 (refreshments from 17:30)
Lord Mayors Parlour, Manchester Town Hall
Refreshments provided
Speakers
Andy Burnham
MP, Labour candidate for Mayor of Greater Manchester
Julia
Fawcett OBE, Chief Executive of The Lowry
Ruth
Lupton, Head of the Inclusive Growth Analysis Unit, University of Manchester
Stephen
Clarke, Research and Policy Analyst at the Resolution Foundation
Chair
Torsten
Bell, Director of the Resolution Foundation
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