London the best performing ‘regional’ economy in terms of economic growth, HS2 in doubt and the Scottish Government time-shifts back to Callaghan era interventions
The best regional growth in the UK was achieved by London in the year to June 2019 according to estimates
Confirmation that the Rock’s gaming industry is impacted by Brexit and Guernsey’s economic growth slows
Gibraltar On jobs, Bet 365 has confirmed it will retain c100 jobs on the Rock. The company announced in May
Economic growth in Northern Ireland is the lowest in the UK but labour, earnings and house price data more encouraging, optimism at Harland and Wolff
Growth in Northern Ireland was 1.0% in the year to June 2019, which ranked the country bottom in the UK
Wales sees its drop in unemployment and house price growth the best in the UK, some optimism over the future of the Ford site at Bridgend
Growth in Wales was 1.3% in the year to June 2019, which ranked the country eighth (out of twelve UK
An improvement in Scotland’s finances but the deficit still 7% of GDP and 1970s style interventions on the Clyde
Growth in Scotland was 1.4% in the year to June 2019, which ranked the country sixth (out of twelve UK
London tops the national growth league but the capital’s house prices drop the most in the UK, and all change on some train routes but not others
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Falling South East growth but unemployment remains very low, no change on the railways at Southeastern and around a dozen new roads recommended to connect up the Arc
Growth in the South East was 1.4% in the year to June 2019, which ranked the region seventh (out of
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Growth in the East of England was 1.2% in the year to June 2019, which ranked the region tenth (out
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