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Dermot Finch is the Chief Executive of Centre for Cities, a research and policy institute helping cities improve their economic performance.

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  • Treasury
  • US/UK cities

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  • Centre for Cities
  • Brookings Institution Metro Program
  • Regeneration & Renewal blog
  • Institute For Fiscal Studies
  • HM Treasury
  • Urban Hub
  • All Party Urban Development Group
  • Henry Overman blog
  • Max Nathan blog
  • Jackie Sadek blog

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Categories

  • City Housing
  • City Performance
  • City Skills
  • City Transport
  • Climate Change
  • Events and media
  • Mayors and city-regions
  • Party conferences
  • Recession and jobs
  • Regeneration
  • Treasury
  • US/UK cities

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