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    1. The North East pays £6.3bn in income tax. What could its mayors keep?

      HMRC figures put a value on fiscal devolution, but the rules for sharing revenues remain undecided.

    2. Tees Valley Combined Authority faces statutory inspection over financial concerns

      The government cites debt, borrowing costs and governance concerns after 18 months under a Best Value Notice.

    3. North East is UK's joint-fastest-growing economy, ONS figures show

      GDP per head also rose in 2024, while the UK figure was unchanged.

    4. Who speaks for the North East at No10 North?

      The region has formal representation in government but who shapes its case before the meetings begin?

    5. North East mayors face choice over overnight visitor levy

      Kim McGuinness backs the proposed power, while Ben Houchen says he will not use it in Teesside, Darlington and Hartlepool.

    6. Tees Valley apprenticeship levy service reaches £1.8m in pledges

      The Combined Authority says 11 employers have backed 89 apprenticeships at 26 local businesses.

    7. Mayoral planning powers test what devolution is for

      Major planning decisions are moving from councils towards the mayoral tier.

    8. Teesside Airport's freeport pitch keeps landing long leases

      Alfor Aviation's £50m, 250-job lease follows three tenant expansions since 2025.

    9. Teesside Freeport: what the tax breaks actually buy

      What the tax and customs incentives actually offer and how much investment has followed.

    10. North East mayors are getting business rates revenue, not business rates reform

      The Chamber's case for deeper reform is separate from what mayors are actually being given.

    11. Tees Valley opens £33m brownfield fund to build 1,000 homes

      Teesside is betting public money can bring its derelict industrial land back into use as housing.