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Some parts of the UK such as West Wales are significantly worse than other

, need to spend The government's "Think Big " and More , if it has seriously said to the leveling of the British regions, for an independent investigation.

An additional £the said 200 billion regional funds should be used to the less-favoured parts of the country in the next two decades, UK2070 Commission.

according to The Report , measures need to on longer time-scales and have stronger inter-regional cooperation.

He said, the regional inequalities have "sick" in the UK.

"a Lot of people in the UK feel Left Behind , contributed by growth elsewhere, and this has led to an acrimonious debate about Europe. We are now facing a decade of potential faults - Leaving the European Union , in view of the impact of Climate Change and the adaptation to the fourth Industrial Revolution ," said the Commission chief, Mr Kerslake, the former head of the public service.

The Report blamed "an over-centralised system", as well as guidelines that were fragmented, under-funding and short-lived.

"We can't afford to keep on repeating these errors. The government needs to Think Big , plan big and act on a large scale. Bluntly, if it doesn't go big, it should Go Home ," Mr Kerslake said.

after the election in December last Year , Boris Johnson regions promised to "Level Up " left-behind, some Northern-elected Conservative members of Parliament for the First Time circles.

much has been promised by the government over the "leveling" and the regions will have heard what the political rhetoric from The Top , loud and clear. But what does it exactly mean?

This report is one of a series, to take the political rhetoric of the 2019 General elections and turn it into a plan, and, to be honest, the requirements for financing.

The UK2070 report, supported by many independent elected mayor, focuses on a variety of different items, driving regional inequality in the UK. He ponders the question of why the United Kingdom is one of The Most regionally unequal most advanced Nations of The World .

The basic answer is that the unbalanced UK economy is a choice, the reflection of decisions and to think of The Right , in the long term, it could be re-balanced. As the name of the 2070 project proposes that the objectives are in the long term. And the Central demand better transportation and More decentralized powers is that the post must Brexit will be a regional Fund, has tripled to £15bn in the Year - the provision of turning £200 billion More to the UK's Economic Geography , and growth and spread opportunity to every corner.

The UK2070 Commission was to follow In July 2018 with a view to the longer-term causes and future policy for the regions. It is a collaboration between several UK universities and is supported by the Sykes Charitable Trust and the RSA.

in its final report, recommends a tripling of the resources, the targets would be regions of EU-grants. He proposes that £15bn will be used in the Year by the new Common wealth Fund, the replacing of the EU financing at the end of the Year .

The Report , "Make No Small plans: measures the scales For a Fairer and better future", calls on the government, a public commitment to combat inequality. As well as the increase in expenditure for the regional development it requires:

"We must also recognize that The Price of failure, in order to reverse this decline, the costs for the invest now predominate in the creation of More opportunities. To invest properly in the leveling-up will come at a price, but to do nothing about it," Mr Kerslake said.

the Public expenditure is currently required to deal with the consequences of an unbalanced economy; investments in the leveling up could increase low-income and reduce social spending, The Report said.

average assets of private households fell from 12% in the East and North-East Midlands between 2006 and 2018, but grew by almost 80% in London and by over 30% in South-East England, The Report said, citing office for National statistics figures.

uk economy, economic inequality

Source of news: bbc.com