We’re currently hiring for a number of roles across both our Manchester and London offices, from intern to Consultants at all levels.

We’ve been in business for 7 years, pursuing our mission of supporting places to be more prosperous, inclusive and sustainable.

Two years on from the beginning of lockdown, are we going back to where we were, or has something fundamentally altered?

Metro Dynamics was founded in 2015 to add lasting capacity to cities and city regions. As experts in economics, finance, investment, policy, and…

It has been a tumultuous, and potentially treacherous, time for those designing economic strategies. Core assumptions are regularly upended; existential questions…

At Metro Dynamics our mission is to help places, and by working with Lloyds Banking Group and the…

Amazon Handmade – a store for handcrafted personalised products, supporting local artisans – has commissioned Metro Dynamics to develop…

We’re currently looking for Researchers with an interest in economics and data analysis for our London and Manchester offices…

On 27 October, the Chancellor delivered the post-Covid-19, post-Brexit Budget and first multiyear Spending Review in six years. One narrative of this Budget…

The Bennet institute for Public Policy has today published an Anthology series of short pieces to help stimulate the emerging debate about levelling up. This includes a piece co-authored by Dr Henry Kippin…

Metro Dynamics’ Live Covid-19 Vaccine Tracker explores vaccination rates across places and demographics for a granular level analysis of protection levels across the country and reveals some interesting findings.

We are currently recruiting for economic analysts in both our London and Manchester offices. Please view the job description here.

The future of our society hangs on our ability to meet the needs of everyone who lives here. For many it is about security and just about managing: a decent job, a home and a life free from fear of economic precarity or crime.

The Covid-19 pandemic has radically reshaped the UK’s economic geography. The “Zoomshock” has moved work from offices to homes, redistributing economic activity from city centres to suburban and rural areas.

New data on the UK’s vaccine rollout has shown some striking disparities in protection between places, with cities falling behind.