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Local Economies (UK): UK government introduces reforms to apprenticeship system

by Glenn | Dec 9, 2025 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Local Economies (UK) Author: news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) Date published: 2025-12-09 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] Pexels Credits: Image: Pexels The UK government has announced a 725 million pound reform package for...

SmartCitiesWorld News: Berlin launches state-owned AI assistant to reduce routine tasks

by Glenn | Dec 8, 2025 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: SmartCitiesWorld News Author: SmartCitiesWorld news team Date published: 2025-12-08 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] Berlin launches state-owned AI assistant to reduce routine tasksBerlin is advancing the use of artificial...

Centre for Cities: City Minutes: Devolution for the Glasgow City Region?

by Glenn | Dec 8, 2025 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Centre for Cities Author: unknown Date published: 2025-12-08 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] Chief Executive Andrew Carter is joined by External Affairs and Policy Manager Caitlin Rollison to discuss Scottish devolution from a city...

Local Growth and the United Kingdom: Government pushes apprenticeships with cash injection

by Glenn | Dec 8, 2025 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Local Growth and the United Kingdom Author: Ryan Bembridge Date published: 2025-12-08 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] The government has expanded youth apprenticeships to 50,000 places in three years with £725 million of investment....

Regional Economies: What’s the top concern among billionaires? Not a financial crash or debt crisis. It’s tariffs—and only 1% have no worries about the market

by Glenn | Dec 8, 2025 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Regional Economies Author: Jason Ma Date published: 2025-12-08 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] Money can’t buy you love, but surely billions of dollars ought to be enough to insulate you from global uncertainty and provide some...

Econ Dev Show Podcast – Economic Development: Why Electricity Decides Everything Now in Economic Development with Timothy Comerford

by Glenn | Dec 7, 2025 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Econ Dev Show Podcast – Economic Development Author: unknown Date published: 2025-12-07 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] Social Network Quick Links View original article at:
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