Relative economic outputs (coloured circles) and populations (black circles) of six metro mayor city regions, as well as Greater London
Today, people in six metropolitan areas with a total population of 9.53m are voting for new metro mayors, more than Greater London’s 8.67m. But despite the elections covering many of provincial England’s biggest and richest cities, their combined economies generate just 57% of London’s. Continue reading “Six new metro mayors’ economies worth just 57% of London’s”