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We cannot continue living off London - How Core Cities stack up against their European rivals - Marching Whitehall North - Still too timid at the Treasury - Forward to the Victorians - The big engine under the Leeds bonnet - Jewels in West Midland's crown

January, 2004
Volume 9, No. 2

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