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Chris Curtis

  • Researcher, Opinium
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Give mayors a share of income tax

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By Tracy Brabin, Chris Curtis
| Prospect Magazine Verified
Andy Burnham has long argued that Britain is one of the most centralised countries in the developed world. We share his frustration. West Yorkshire has the ambition and capacity to accelerate growth but remains constrained by Whitehall, while the South Midlands combined authority—which Milton Keynes will join—has been paused despite the appetite from local leaders. And now, as prime minister, Burnham has the chance to build momentum. He has made a strong start.
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Economic growth must remain the government’s number one mission

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By Chris Curtis
| Substack
It is difficult to overstate just how unusual Britain’s recent economic history has been. We are now 18 years into what we once feared might be a lost decade. Between 2008 and 2025, GDP per head grew by just 8.7%, equivalent to around 0.5% a year. In the preceding 17 years, it grew by 43%, or roughly 2.5% a year. In other words, growth in living standards was five times faster before the financial crisis than it has been since.
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Books for Summer 2026

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By W. Scott Brown, Doug Paul, Chris Curtis
| Outcomes Audio
Skip to content 12 Great Reads for Equipping Today’s Christian Nonprofit Teams Outcomes magazine recommends these insightful books on leadership, trust, culture, stewardship and Christ-honoring impact. 1. 42 Critical Behaviors of An Influential Leader By Jeff Banning (Harvest House Publishers, June 2, 2026) Book Overview 2. Building Culture the NASA Way: Mission-critical principles for creating any organization’s culture By Brady Pyle (Freiling Agency, LLC, April 10, 2026) Book Overview 3.
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