The policy exchange have made a radical report where they have suggested that regeneration had failed in cities such as Liverpool and Sunderland. They have also said that the government’s 3 million new homes should be built in London, Oxford or Cambridge, moving a lot of people away down south.
The authors have said that many northern cities have little prospect of offering a better standard of living. On the other hand cities such as Manchester and Newcastle have been more successful with the regeneration, but this will have no affect on the neighbouring places.
The report also suggested the decline in shipping is leading these port cities into this situation.
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