11 UK Cities Where Living Standards Rose Fastest
A new Centre for Cities report reveals 11 towns and cities where disposable income growth outpaced the national average by more than double since 2013.
A new Centre for Cities report reveals 11 towns and cities where disposable income growth outpaced the national average by more than double since 2013.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce a £300 million support package for UK pubs following warnings about tax changes leading to closures and job losses.
The Federal Reserve is anticipated to maintain interest rates unchanged this week, with Chair Jerome Powell aiming to refocus on economic data amid ongoing political scrutiny from the White House.
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New analysis reveals Britain's poorest are getting poorer, with 6.8 million people living in very deep poverty - the highest level since records began in 1994.
New research reveals poverty in Britain has reached record highs, with 14.2 million people living in deprivation. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation warns these figures will worsen without immediate government intervention.
New analysis reveals a record 6.8 million people in the UK are living in 'very deep poverty', with household incomes failing to cover basic essentials like food and energy bills.
Research reveals 11 UK towns and cities, including Brighton and Warrington, saw disposable income grow twice as fast as national average over past decade.
New research reveals 11 UK towns and cities where disposable incomes grew twice as fast as the national average over the past decade, with Brighton leading at 8.1% growth.
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Britain's hospitality sector contracted by 0.4% in late 2025 as 382 food and drink venues closed. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces criticism for offering pubs relief while other businesses struggle with soaring costs.
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New research from Morgan Stanley shows the UK is experiencing net job losses due to AI adoption, with British companies reporting an 8% reduction in roles. Over a quarter of workers fear redundancy within five years.
A new study reveals 11 UK towns and cities, including Warrington and Barnsley, have seen disposable incomes rise twice as fast as the national average over the past decade.
Australian households are warned to prepare for continued financial pressure in 2026, with inflation cooling slowly and essential costs for housing, energy, and groceries set to surge further.
The Confederation of British Industry warns of a broad-based downturn in private sector activity for early 2026, with services, retail, and manufacturing all expecting declines.
Over 60 Minnesota CEOs including Target and Best Buy leaders sign open letter urging officials to reduce tensions following fatal immigration enforcement shootings.
Over 60 Minnesota CEOs including Target and Best Buy leaders sign open letter calling for cooperation between officials following fatal shootings during immigration enforcement.
Leading German economists call for repatriating billions in gold from US vaults, citing Trump's unpredictability and shifting transatlantic relations as key risks to strategic independence.
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New ONS data reveals the escalating cost of living crisis, with soaring food prices forcing one in thirty UK adults to run out of food in the past fortnight.
Drinks giant C&C Group, owner of Magners cider and Tennent's lager, has issued a profit warning following weaker-than-expected consumer demand after the autumn budget. Shares fell sharply as the company revealed disappointing trading.
New ONS data reveals the severe impact of the cost of living crisis, with food and energy costs hitting budgets hardest and affecting vulnerable groups disproportionately.